$1
Blue Chip
Small appreciation, water, coffee, snacks, simple add-ons, and quick thank-you moments.
F#ck Chips
The credit people can actually use.
Physical chips are the symbol. The trust comes from source tracking, balance classes, approved redemption, and clean settlement records.
No untracked chip issuance. No cash-out promise. No off-ledger redemption.
Denominations
Simple values. Serious controls.
F#ck Chips may be purchased or issued as promotional credit only under approved terms, then used through approved MOVE experiences and counsel-approved redemption locations.
$10
Red Chip
Meals, classes, entry discounts, vendor purchases, and light event spend.
$20
Green Chip
Day passes, activities, workshops, market spend, and deeper participation moments.
$125
Black Chip
Lodging credit, premium events, program bundles, and approved high-value MOVE experiences.
Important:
A documented history of earning Black Chips through approved contribution may support a MOVE Coin nomination. No number guarantees nomination or approval, and purchased Black Chips do not count as evidence of service.
Operating controls
The ledger is the product.
Every issued chip needs a source, reason, balance class, redemption path, and closeout. Purchased, return, promotional, and any approved source balances are accounted for separately.
Refund posture
Public terms define when a purchase can be refunded, when a balance expires, and what happens if an event is canceled.
POS tie-in
Chip redemption must be tied to balance records, not memory, screenshots, or informal handoffs.
Vendor settlement
Approved partners need written terms covering redemption value, timing, taxes, refunds, and disputes.
Disabled uses
No wagering, raffles, cannabis, alcohol, adult regulated products, or cash redemption unless required by law.
Before launch
Five gates stay visible.
These are public program gates, not marketing claims. Each one needs a written owner, document, and review status before full activation.
F#ck Chips launch gates
- Public terms and refund rules
- Ledger that reconciles issuance and redemption
- POS process tied to chip balances
- CPA review of accounting treatment
- Written vendor settlement agreements
Service-linked issuance
- Disabled until wage and tax rules are approved
- Cannot replace legally required employee wages
- Cannot replace contractor pay or other lawful compensation
Public promise
- Closed-loop only
- No cash-out promise
- No investment, ownership, profit share, or resale market