Purpose wallet
Receives money for a named action, event or local need with a plain-English purpose.
Ledger
Ledger without token fog.
C-Hour does not exist as a live instrument. It is a government-facing hypothesis for recognising verified community work, and it needs a tax-system carve-out before it becomes useful.
Two instruments
Different instruments. Different reality.
GAJRA token and C-Hour sit in separate lanes. Mixing them wrecks trust.
| Layer | Current status | Job | Hard line |
|---|---|---|---|
| C-Hour | Hypothetical policy instrument from local-government and civic-economy research. | Record verified community, care or ecological work without creating taxable chaos. | Needs a tax carve-out. Not live. Not traded. Not a wage replacement. |
| GAJRA token | Archived token concept from the old ICO/DAO lane. | Research lane for coordination, membership, governance or treasury work after a real legal structure exists. | No sale, rewards, staking, price, bonus or DAO claim. |
Public wallet pattern
Receipts people can inspect.
Public wallets show money movement. They do not equal legitimacy, charity compliance, tax compliance or event permission.
Spend receipt
Shows what left the wallet, who approved it and what public record exists.
Public trace
Reports what changed, what broke and what the next iteration needs.
Scoreboards
Make work visible. Avoid clout rot.
Rank outputs, not identity. Reward clear work, not loud people.
Hours recorded
Contribution time captured as research data, not live currency.
Actions completed
Concrete outputs, not vague intentions.
Places connected
Bridges between communities, events and projects.
Receipts published
Proof of work, spend, source links and next moves.