This paper explores the structure, purpose, and potential impact of the UBI Exchange Ecosystem-a novel framework designed to support the distribution, exchange, and utility of Universal Basic Income (UBI) tokens within a decentralized digital economy. The ecosystem integrates blockchain technology, decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, and identity verification systems to enable secure, transparent, and equitable value exchange among participants. It comprises key components such as UBI issuance mechanisms, token liquidity pools, peer-to-peer marketplaces, and governance models driven by…mehr
This paper explores the structure, purpose, and potential impact of the UBI Exchange Ecosystem-a novel framework designed to support the distribution, exchange, and utility of Universal Basic Income (UBI) tokens within a decentralized digital economy. The ecosystem integrates blockchain technology, decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, and identity verification systems to enable secure, transparent, and equitable value exchange among participants. It comprises key components such as UBI issuance mechanisms, token liquidity pools, peer-to-peer marketplaces, and governance models driven by community consensus. By examining the ecosystem's architecture and its real-world applications, this work highlights how the UBI Exchange can empower individuals, particularly in underserved populations, by providing them with direct access to financial tools and services. The study also considers challenges related to scalability, regulatory compliance, and adoption, offering insights into howthese can be addressed to ensure long-term sustainability and inclusivity of the UBI Exchange Ecosystem.
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Arnob Das is a multidisciplinary scholar, researcher, innovator whose work spans artificial intelligence, aerospace engineering, economics, cybersecurity, sustainability. He holds advanced degrees and fellowships from some of the world's most prestigious institutions, including the University of Cambridge, Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Oxford, and Yale.
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