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This use case involves a minimal but powerful set of actors working together through zk-proven logic and smart contract enforcement. Each role contributes to execution, validation, and monetization — enabling the DAO to operate in a fully trustless, composable, and revenue-generating way.

🧠 Actors & Roles:

Actor

Function

DAO Smart Contract

Triggers delegation requests and executes validator reallocation logic post-verification

zk-Model (RWA Asset)

A tokenized model that ranks validators based on uptime, slashing, APR, etc.

Executor

Runs inference off-chain using zk-circuit, returns result + proof

Validator Node

Verifies zk-proof and confirms model-output consistency on-chain

zkRegistry

Holds model metadata, proof format, verifier address, and (optionally) RWA token linkage

RWA Token Contract

Receives the model revenue share and distributes to token holders

💡 Example Tokenized Model:

A model called Hubic-RWA-StakeOpt is registered on-chain with:

  • Inference fee: 1.0 HUB per job

  • Ownership fractionalized via StakeOptToken (ERC-20)

  • DAO uses it to rebalance 250K+ ETH across top validators

🔄 Interaction Summary:

  • DAO issues an inference job with validator performance inputs

  • zk-model runs off-chain, proof generated

  • Proof verified on Ethereum

  • DAO reallocates stake based on result

  • Model earns revenue, streamed to RWA token holders

Every actor is trustless, programmable, and incentivized. And every model, if tokenized, becomes part of a real economic feedback loop.