Proof of Value

Proof of Value is the heart of the network.

A capability does not become an asset simply by being uploaded. It must be used, and it must pass verification, before it can be launched as a productive, revenue-generating asset.

The purpose of Proof of Value is not to predict price. It is to determine whether a capability has a sufficient real-usage base to qualify for assetization at all.

Verification scales in phases. Early on, validators (IVN) review manually — fast and flexible. At scale, four objective metrics plus expert review take over, which is far harder to game.

Dimension	Direction (Criteria)	Anti-Fraud Mechanisum
Real Usage Volume	Paid usage and unique wallet addresses meet the required threshold	Only real paid usage counts; address deduplication
Reuse / Retention	Reuse rate meets the required thresholds	Return visits cannot be faked
Positive Ratings	Positive rating rate and valid reviews meet the required threshold	Reviews are linked to real usage
Expert Review	Approved by experts	Human fallback; slashing for misjudgment

Capabilities that miss the bar are refunded and exit. The gate is the point: what reaches the market is verified, proven capability — not an untested narrative. This is what separates Noos from a generic launchpad.

During incubation, builders stake a deposit. It binds responsibility and keeps low-effort submissions out. If a capability fails to qualify for launch, the deposit is partially refunded under protocol rules; if it qualifies, the deposit converts to long-term staking. Final amounts and ratios are set by the contracts.