Onboard & Certify
FDA-certified community members register farms and manufacturing partners, clearing lots for US import and supporting in-house processing where pricing requires it.
Agroverse Initiative
Regenerative cacao from forest to market
Agroverse keeps Amazonian cacao farmers in the driver's seat by connecting community warehousing, DeFi pre-purchase financing, and conscious buyers through transparent TDG tokenomics.
Problem statement
Farmers shoulder the risk while middlemen take the value
Current cacao supply chains extract up to 94% of revenues for intermediaries, forcing regenerative farmers to abandon climate-positive practices for short-term survival.
- Geographic isolation leads to post-harvest losses and limited quality control.
- Minimal market access data leaves farmers dependent on exploitative middlemen.
- Climate shocks disrupt yields, while capital for resilience is scarce.
- Opaque pricing causes farmers to abandon regenerative practices for harmful alternatives.
- Regulatory hurdles such as FDA FSVP compliance slow down entry to US/EU markets.
- Community distribution lacks logistics, warehousing, and coordination capacity.
Our approach
Community operators keep Agroverse moving every day
Farmers are now reaching out directly, so the DAO focuses on hands-on execution: certification, warehousing, outreach, and joyful cacao gatherings that build demand.
Warehouse & Fulfill
Members provide storage in Brazil and the US, handle packing, labeling, and last-mile fulfillment so every bag remains traceable.
Reseller Outreach
DAO ambassadors cultivate US reseller relationships, onboard new partners, and keep them stocked with regenerative cacao SKUs.
Cacao Circles
Community organizers continue to host cacao gatherings so members can experience the product and invite new allies into the movement.
How each AGL ledger allocates revenue
Every shipment (AGL) is tracked in a shared Google Sheet down to the unit. When sales settle, funds are earmarked with full transparency:
- Purchasing cacao directly from farmers.
- Processing beans into retail-ready bags.
- Freighting and customs clearance across Brazil → USA.
- Warehousing, packing, and fulfillment costs.
- Tree planting commitments under the Sunmint program.
- Reserves that back the value of TDG governance tokens.
Regenerative cacao shipments
Transparent batches financed by DAO + DeFi
Each lot is logged with volume, financing type, and destination so members can audit traction and replicate what works.
| Image | Batch | Volume | Financing | Notes |
|---|
Data reflects the running log published at truesight.me/agroverse.
Unit economics
How every retail sale splits
Every bag and bar on an AGL shipment carries the same transparent split: retailer share, supply-chain payout, tree planting, and DAO operations. Exact amounts vary by SKU because cacao pricing, freight, and manufacturer fees fluctuate — and bars carry tighter margins than bags.
$25 retail bag
MSRP $25 – $35
- $8 → retailer / consignee (32%)
- $10 → supply chain — farmers + manufacturers + freight (40%)
- $5 → tree planting (20%)
- $2 → DAO operations — taxes, state franchise, infrastructure (8%)
Retailers may list up to $35; anything above MSRP covers their local fulfillment — roughly what a buyer would pay in shipping ordering direct from agroverse.shop.
$10 single-estate bar
MSRP $10
- $4 → retailer / consignee (40%)
- $3 → supply chain — farmers + manufacturers + freight (30%)
- $1 → tree planting (10%)
- $2 → DAO operations (20%)
Bars carry tighter margins because cacao-mass and molding costs shift monthly. A larger share goes to the retailer to incentivize shelf placement and pull-through.
Shipment financing (syndicate AGLs)
Financiers who pre-fund a shipment are repaid before the DAO takes a profit cut. Once freight, customs, and manufacturing costs are recouped from retail proceeds, 80% of remaining profit returns to the financier and 20% is retained by the DAO as its management fee. If a shipment doesn't break even, the financier's principal is protected by the 1 USD shortfall = 1 TDG clause in the Export Trade Financing Syndicate Agreement template. Operational-fund ledgers (AGLs that invest in other AGLs) are charged 0% to avoid double-fees.
Operational pillars
Where DAO members contribute today
Community Warehousing
160 TDG / warehouse / month
Guardians run decentralized warehouses, manage inventory, and handle fulfillment so cacao lots stay traceable.
Instagram Storytelling
100 TDG / hour
Creators share cacao circles, regenerative farming, and climate resilience content via @agroverse.shop.
Amazon Transport
100 TDG / hour
Logistics teams aggregate cacao at community hubs, coordinate export paperwork, and deliver to ports.
Shipment financing
80/20 profit split · capital first
Syndicate members pre-fund an individual AGL. Their capital is repaid from retail proceeds before any profit split; the DAO retains 20% of remaining profit. Full terms under Unit economics.
Community Distribution
100 TDG / hour
Brand reps secure retail and bulk buyers (2–25kg), eliminating middlemen and rewarding farmers fairly.
Cacao Sourcing
100 TDG / hour
Scouts onboard regenerative farmers and artisans across the Amazon, expanding Agroverse’s supply web.
FDA FSVP Compliance
100 TDG / hour
Regulatory stewards pre-register farmers and processors so every lot can enter the US market smoothly.
Partnership shapes
Five ways to partner with Agroverse
Each partnership is signed on-DApp and logged in the Agroverse Partners tab of the Main Ledger. Shapes below reflect deals we sign today — reach out at hello@truesight.me for the current terms sheet.
Retail consignment
$8 / bag · $4 / bar to you
Cafes, apothecaries, galleries, and retreat centers. We ship QR-coded bags or bars on
consignment; your venue appears at agroverse.shop/partners/<your-slug>
with inventory auto-published nightly. Restock on demand. If the
partnership ends, we pick up remaining stock — you're never holding unsold product.
Current terms under the
Agroverse Community Distributors Agreement (md).
White-label event order
50-unit minimum
Events, ceremonies, weddings, or brand activations: order 50+ bars with custom labels. Labels are produced via Sticker Mule — plan for their lead time on top of our manufacturing cadence once your design is finalized.
Shipment financier
80/20 profit split · capital first
Pre-fund an individual AGL via an Export Trade Financing Syndicate Agreement. Your capital is repaid from sales before any profit split; after recoup, 80% of profit returns to you and the DAO keeps 20%. Operational-fund ledgers are fee-free. See Unit economics.
Chocolatier / maker
Wholesale per AGL
Purchase wholesale cacao mass, nibs, or ceremonial cacao from a specific AGL lot. Lab
reports and farm-story pages (see each /shipments/agl*) back your
marketing with origin provenance.
Community warehouse
160 TDG / month + labor
Host AGL inventory in your location (Brazil or US) and handle packing + last-mile. Current terms under the Community Warehouse Manager Service Level Agreement (md).
Upstream farm / cooperative
Onboards as a new AGL
Brazilian cacao farms or co-ops onboard through FDA FSVP pre-registration. Your lot
becomes an AGL with its own ledger row, QR-coded units, and PDP at
agroverse.shop/farms/<your-slug>.
Highlights
Why Agroverse is different
Tokenomics for engagement
TDG rewards align storytellers, warehouse guardians, financiers, and distributors inside one transparent ledger.
Roles with purpose
Contributors span marketing, sourcing, logistics, legal, and technical support—each with documented playbooks and KPIs.
Open operating process
Every shipment runs through documented stages: opportunity validation, regulatory prep, pilot fulfillment, and tokenization of packages.
DeFi shipment financing
Community-backed pre-purchases unlock working capital for farmers while giving financiers transparent returns.
Milestone mindset
The roadmap tracks progress from cacao circles to Agroshop e-commerce, ensuring every experiment compounds.
What we’re doing now
Live activations in the field
Cacao Circles
Public tasting sessions build relationships, climate literacy, and steady demand for regenerative cacao.
OngoingAgroshop
A dedicated storefront offering delivery of Amazonian cacao to conscious consumers and craft makers.
Shop LiveCommunity Warehousing
Community members manage decentralized warehouses in Brazil and the US, earning 160 TDG per month for inventory management, packing, and fulfillment operations.
ActiveJoin our movement
Ready to co-create the regenerative cacao economy?
Bring your skills in sourcing, logistics, compliance, media, or finance. Earn TDG, help farmers thrive, and make cacao traceable for everyone.