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Vaults & Hypercerts

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Overview​

Green Goods offers two primary funding mechanisms: yield-bearing vaults powered by Octant infrastructure, and Hypercerts — tokenized impact certificates that represent verified regenerative work. Both are backed by on-chain attestation chains that provide transparent accountability.

Treasury overview — total value locked across garden vaults

How It Works​

Vault Deposits​

Octant Vault deposits

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Funders can deposit supported assets into garden vaults. Yield accrues and funds garden operations.

  1. 1

    Select a garden vault

    Browse gardens and their vault configurations. Each vault shows current deposits, yield rates, and supported assets.

  2. 2

    Deposit assets

    Connect your wallet, choose the deposit amount, and approve the transaction. Your deposit enters the yield-generating pool.

  3. 3

    Track yield

    Monitor your position through the vault dashboard. Yield accrues continuously and funds garden operations.

  4. 4

    Withdraw

    Request withdrawal when ready. Processing time depends on the vault's configuration and current liquidity.

Vault yield flows back to the garden community, funding:

  • Gas sponsorship for gardener submissions
  • Operator and evaluator incentives
  • Community governance allocations
  • Infrastructure maintenance

Hypercert Purchases​

Hypercert marketplace

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Funders can purchase fractions of Hypercerts representing verified impact work.

  1. 1

    Browse available Hypercerts

    View impact certificates with their attestation backing, contributor lists, and Eight Forms of Capital assessments.

  2. 2

    Verify the attestation chain

    Check that the Hypercert is backed by real EAS attestations: work submissions → operator approvals → evaluator assessments.

  3. 3

    Purchase fractions

    Buy fractional ownership of a Hypercert through the marketplace. Each fraction represents a share of the verified impact.

  4. 4

    Hold or trade

    Hypercert fractions can be held as impact proof or traded on supported marketplaces, subject to transfer restrictions.

Understanding Hypercert Value​

A Hypercert's value comes from its attestation chain:

  • Work attestations — Proof that physical regenerative work was performed
  • Approval attestations — Community operator verification of work quality
  • Assessment attestations — Evaluator analysis across Eight Forms of Capital
  • Contributor weights — Fair distribution among verified gardeners

Best Practices​

Vaults vs. Hypercerts

If: You want ongoing, passive support with yield

Do: Deposit into a vault. Capital works while you hold it.

Then: Monitor garden activity to ensure your funded community is active.

If: You want provable ownership of specific impact

Do: Purchase Hypercerts with strong attestation chains.

Then: Use your Hypercert holdings for impact reporting to your own stakeholders.

If: You want maximum community influence

Do: Combine vault deposits with conviction voting participation.

Then: Engage in garden governance to help direct where resources flow.

  • Verify attestation chains independently on EAS Explorer before large purchases
  • Understand transfer restrictions on Hypercerts — some may be non-transferable
  • Review the garden's assessment history for consistent, quality-backed impact claims
  • Consider the garden's operational track record (approval rates, active gardeners, submission frequency)

What's Next​

Next best action

Learn how conviction voting lets you influence which community priorities get funded.

Conviction Voting