DoBro.City is a libertarian city project based on blockchain technologies and open-source developments. We create an innovative urban environment where decentralized technologies ensure transparency, security, and economic efficiency. We adhere to the principles of non-aggression and self-ownership.

Blockchain is used to manage economic processes, including financial transactions, property rights notarization, and commitment articulation. This increases trust and eliminates centralized control.

We create an open codebase that allows all interested developers to participate in the project, propose improvements, and adapt solutions for other cities. You can fork any repository or the entire project in your physical location.

We use the Stellar blockchain for tokenizing the real sector (Real World Assets - RWA) and participant commitments (labor tokens). We are not inventing a new blockchain. In Popup City, the blockchain acts as an automated ledger for recording economic transactions and property rights notarization.

Popup implies a modular and flexible city architecture. This means the project can be temporary or adaptable, depending on the community's needs and location. Cities are such complex organizations that they cannot be planned.

No, our concept is a universal framework that can be deployed in different locations. This allows for adapting solutions to the needs of various communities and economic conditions.

You can participate in the project by submitting Pull Requests on GitHub, reposting, and commenting on us on social networks. We are also always open to collaboration with developers, urbanists, entrepreneurs, and blockchain technology enthusiasts. Write to rinat with a greeting and an announcement of the contribution you want to make.

We create an environment where residents can actively participate in city management, take advantage of new digital economy opportunities, and live in a space free from excessive government control.

DoBro.City offers decentralized management, transparent city processes, reduced dependence on government structures, and innovative financial mechanisms for residents.