The destination is complete. The order is honest.
One plan, two readings. The complete civilization is what Rebirth is for. The construction order is what happens in the next months and years, milestone by published milestone.
Six milestones, six to twelve months each
Every milestone ships something a citizen can use. Each is published before it is attempted, and its state is written beside it.
- M0
Declaration and founding infrastructure
The civilization states what it is, in writing, before it asks anyone to enter.
- The founding declaration, signed and public
- The whitepaper
- The REB economic paper
- Fixed-supply ERC-20 test token
- Published allocation model
- Founder pseudonymous identity framework
- The public construction roadmap
- Founding register (waitlist)
- The civilization map
- Transparent treasury structure
- M1
Founding citizens
People stop reading about the civilization and become part of its record.
- Citizen accounts
- Founding identities and numbers
- Public profiles
- Citizenship records
- Personal crests
- Wallet connection
- Declared construction interests
- Territory pages with live state
- First collective surfaces
- M2
Undertakings and progression
Contribution becomes measurable, verified and permanent.
- The undertakings catalogue
- Experience
- Titles and distinctions
- Contribution verification
- Standing across territories
- Civilization-wide progress
- Territory progress
- Public contribution records
- M3
The REB economy
The currency exists, and it is used before it is traded.
- REB deployment
- Wallet balances
- Acquisition route
- Earned rewards
- Spending inside the Founding World
- The founding marketplace
- Treasury dashboard
- Allocation dashboard
- Reward-pool distribution
- M4
Organizations and work
Citizens stop working alone.
- Citizen organizations
- Project formation
- Paid undertakings
- Teams and contracts
- Work evidence
- The marketplace
- Organization treasuries
- M5
The persistent world
The civilization acquires ground.
- World spaces
- Digital ground
- Citizen spaces
- Organization headquarters
- Events and presence
- World assets
- REB settlement inside the world
Dates are intentions, not commitments
A milestone window states when the work is intended to close. When it slips, the slip is published rather than quietly rewritten.