The Lindblad Cryptography Protocol (LCP) is a hardware-native verification stack built on Arbitrum One and Ethereum L2. Four layers of cryptographic proof, native token economics, and a distributed network of physical validators.
Four verification layers that prove WHO signed, WHEN it happened, and WHERE it originated — simultaneously, without a trusted third party.
PYCO is the native utility token of the Lindblad Protocol. It powers the network's incentive layer, coordinates hardware validators, and provides economic security for cross-chain attestations.
Every hardware node that participates in verification earns PYCO through a proof-of-attestation emission model. Rewards are distributed based on validated attestations and network contribution.
Token distribution designed for long-term network security, ecosystem growth, and sustainable incentive alignment across contributors, community, and treasury.
The majority of PYCO supply (50%) is allocated to the community and hardware network — ensuring nodes that provide real verification work receive the largest share of value.
Ecosystem allocation (20%) funds developer grants, integration partners, and network expansion. Treasury (15%) supports operations and strategic reserves.
Founders and team (10%) vest over 4 years with a 1-year cliff — aligning long-term incentives. Investor allocation (5%) remains conservative to protect community share.
Emission follows a proof-of-attestation curve: hardware nodes earn tokens by validating real physical measurements, not by holding capital.
Lindblad's network is powered by three types of physical hardware nodes — each with a distinct role in the verification, attestation, and consensus process.
Lindblad's protocol contracts are deployed on Arbitrum One (Ethereum L2), with additional infrastructure on Polygon and a full RWA commodity suite on Robinhood Chain. All contracts are verified on public block explorers.
Six commodity tokens deployed on Arbitrum One mainnet (chain ID 42161), production-grade RWA infrastructure. Each mint requires cryptographic attestation from a Lindblad hardware node with silicon PUF signature. Same commodities as Robinhood Chain deployment, now on Ethereum L2 with full DeFi ecosystem access.
Six commodity tokens deployed on Robinhood Chain testnet (chain ID 46630), covering the LATAM RWA market: lithium (Bolivia flagship), gold (Peru mining), iron ore (Brazil), oil (Venezuela/Brazil), and green kWh (Chilean renewables). Each mint requires cryptographic attestation from a Lindblad hardware node.
Whether you're a developer integrating LCP into your protocol, a researcher exploring the technology, or an institution evaluating the stack — we're ready to work with you.