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Glossary of Terms
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Tokens and blockchain
Fund governance tokens
VC HB3 Accelerator tokens that confer rights to dividends (15% of treasury inflows), on-chain voting, proposal creation, and access to accelerator projects. Total: 3,000,000 tokens. Available to LPs: up to 30% (900,000). Tokens are also issued to participants after purchasing a license token, registering on the accelerator platform, and submitting a smart-contract address. All token holders (LPs and participants) have the same rights proportional to their share.
License tokens (contributor tokens)
Tokens of contributor smart contracts. Sold to participants as licenses for the DLE operating system. Plans: Standard (1 token, 1,000 USDT), Premium (10 tokens, 10,000 USDT). Contributor tokens are held by the author-developer. After purchasing a license token, registering on the accelerator platform, and submitting a smart-contract address, the participant additionally receives fund governance tokens.
Company governance tokens (participant)
Tokens of the smart contract that the participant deploys independently. Used to govern their own company: access, teams, internal voting. The contract address is submitted to the fund to configure access rights to accelerator service and resources.
ERC-20
Ethereum token standard. The DLE OS uses ERC-20 to create tokens at all three levels (contributor, participant, fund). Extensions ERC20Votes (voting) and ERC20Permit (signatures) are also used.
Smart contracts
Self-executing programs on a blockchain. In DLE they are used for token management, voting, dividend distribution, and binding regulator identifiers to on-chain operations.
On-chain voting
A voting system via smart contracts. All votes are recorded on-chain and available for verification. 1 token = 1 vote.
Quorum
Minimum number of votes required to pass a decision. Initial quorum: 51%; may be raised to 70% via voting.
On-premises
A deployment model where the OS is installed on the client’s infrastructure (not in the cloud). Provides full control over data.
EVM networks
Networks compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. DLE supports all EVM networks, including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and others. A multichain architecture allows operation across several networks at once.
Financial terms
Dividends
Payments to token holders proportional to ownership share. 15% of all treasury inflows.
Fund treasury
The balance of funds that provides liquidity for governance tokens. Formed from license sales, portfolio-company exits, and LP capital.
Liquidity
Ability to exchange tokens for stablecoins. The treasury balance provides liquidity for all tokens through a buyback mechanism.
Exit rate
Percentage of portfolio companies that successfully exit. Conservative scenario: 10%, optimistic: 20%.
Pre-seed
Early investment stage — company at idea or prototype stage. Check: 50,000–200,000 USDT.
Seed
Investment stage — company has a product and first customers. Check: 200,000–1,000,000 USDT.
Series A
First major venture financing stage after seed. Check: 1,000,000–4,000,000 USDT.
ICO (Initial Coin Offering)
Primary token offering — a way to raise capital by selling tokens. Check: 500,000–2,000,000 USDT.
Lock-up period
Minimum holding period during which an investor cannot sell tokens back to the treasury. At VC HB3 Accelerator: 60 months (5 years). Applies only to treasury buyback — secondary-market sales and transfers to third parties are not restricted.
Business terms
LP (Limited Partners)
Venture-fund investors. At VC HB3 Accelerator, LPs receive governance tokens and effectively become GPs with voting rights.
GP (General Partners)
Venture-fund managers. The founder is a GP; LPs receive GP rights through tokens.
Token holder
Owner of governance tokens or admin tokens. Rights depend on token type.
Customer
A token holder who publishes assignments for OS development and support. Paid from the treasury (15% expenses).
Contractor
A token holder who performs customer assignments. Paid from the treasury.
Accelerator
An entrepreneur support program: OS configuration, training, access to investment. First accelerator goal: 21,000+ entrepreneurs, 5 years.
Cohort
A group of entrepreneurs in the accelerator. 4 cohorts × 70 groups by activity type.
Portfolio company
A company the fund invests in. Target: 600 portfolio companies over 5 years.
Technical terms
Docker
Containerization platform. DLE is shipped as Docker containers to simplify deployment.
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
A technology combining knowledge-base retrieval with text generation. Used in DLE AI agents for answers based on uploaded documents.
FAISS
A library for vector search. Used in AI agents for semantic search across knowledge bases.
Ollama
A platform for running local LLM models. In DLE, one model serves all AI agents — each agent differs by prompt, rules, and knowledge base.
AI agents
A system of specialized AI assistants in the DLE OS. One local model (Ollama) — many agents: each tuned to a specific business process (customer service, analytics, HR, etc.). Data does not leave the server.
Regulatory terms
Regulator
A public authority regulating financial markets. VC HB3 Accelerator works with regulators to integrate identifiers into the OS and create sandboxes.
Special economic zones
Territories with a special legal regime (IT hubs). The fund registers presence in these zones to obtain grants and integrate identifiers.
Regulatory sandbox
A controlled environment for testing innovative solutions under regulator supervision. As of January 2025 — 199 sandboxes in 92 countries (SSRN, World Bank).
Identifiers
Codes set by the regulator to identify legal entities: tax (INN, EIN, TIN), accounting (OKVED, NAICS, NACE), banking (BIK, SWIFT, IBAN), registration (OGRN, Company Number, ABN). Bound to smart contracts in the DLE OS.
Compliance
Adherence to legislation and regulatory norms. DLE supports compliance by binding identifiers to on-chain operations and on-premises deployment.
Due Diligence
Thorough review of a company or project before investing. Recommended before any investment decisions.
Last updated: 2026-02-19