How it works
Submit. Review. Trace. Verify.
AOAL grows through community submissions that are checked before they are trusted. Community suggestions never become verified facts automatically.
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Submit
Anyone can submit an asset
A community member adds a real-world asset, such as an energy project, a building, land or infrastructure, along with the sources they have.
Submitted- Any real-world asset: energy, real estate, land, infrastructure and more
- Attach links to public records, filings, datasets or documents
- Choose how you are credited
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Review
AOAL reviews the submission
Every submission starts as pending. Reviewers check the sources and write down what is supported and what is not.
Sources checked- Every submission starts as pending review
- Reviewers open each source and check what it actually says
- Anything that cannot be supported is written down, not hidden
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Trace
Every claim shows its source
Each record lists where its information came from, when it was checked and who contributed and reviewed it.
- Each record lists its sources and the date they were checked
- The contributor and the reviewer are both shown
- Changes are kept as history, so you can see what changed and when
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Verify
Statuses stay honest over time
Claims move from submitted to checked to verified only with evidence. Anything unproven stays clearly labeled.
Independently verified- Each claim is verified on its own, against independent evidence
- Unproven claims stay labeled as not established
- Better evidence can upgrade a status later
An important difference
Submitting an asset does not prove ownership.
Someone adding an asset to AOAL does not show that they own it. Checking an asset's data does not mean AOAL or its token is backed by that asset. Each claim stands on its own evidence.