CocoFusion Labs (CFL) is a Costa Rica-based Web3 company building a regenerative economic operating system anchored in physical-world ecological impact. CFL's flagship material, CocoBoard™, is a biodegradable composite manufactured from discarded coconut husks — converting agricultural waste into a sustainable building material while creating verifiable regenerative activity at the source. The ecosystem runs across a four-chain blockchain stack: Solana (governance and NFT layer), Celo (payments and ReFi), Regen Network (ecological verification), and Polygon (enterprise analytics). CFL's Proof of Regeneration (PoR) protocol records, verifies, and certifies each regenerative action on-chain, issuing $HUSK — a non-transferable, earned utility token — to verified contributors. The HUSK Card, a prepaid cUSD card funded through $HUSK, converts ecological participation directly into real-world spending power for contributors in Costa Rica and Latin America.
To build the infrastructure that makes regenerative participation economically rewarding, verifiably real, and permanently on-chain — starting with Costa Rica's coconut supply chain and expanding across Latin America's biomes.
Billions of dollars flow annually into sustainability claims that cannot be verified. Carbon credits are double-counted. Supply chain certifications are self-reported. The communities closest to the ecological work — the farmers, waste collectors, and land stewards doing the actual regenerating — receive the least economic benefit and have the least ability to prove their contribution. In Costa Rica alone, millions of coconut husks are discarded as agricultural waste each year, representing both an environmental burden and an untapped regenerative resource. The broader problem is systemic: there is no standardised, trustless infrastructure connecting physical-world regenerative action to verifiable on-chain data, and no direct economic mechanism that rewards the people performing that action in real time. Existing ReFi solutions address parts of this — carbon credits, biodiversity units, reforestation MRV — but none close the full loop from verified physical impact to immediate, spendable economic reward for the contributor at the source.
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Inventoried multiple revenue streams and balanced honesty with opportunity
Inventoried multiple revenue streams and balanced honesty with opportunity
What is your business model?
CFL operates across three interconnected revenue layers. The first is physical product revenue — CocoBoard™, a biodegradable composite manufactured from discarded coconut husks, sold to construction, packaging, and materials buyers seeking verified sustainable alternatives. Each CocoBoard™ unit produced generates PoR (Proof of Regeneration) events across the supply chain, creating the on-chain ecological data that underpins the broader ecosystem. The second layer is the HUSK Card program — a tiered prepaid cUSD card funded through $HUSK, the ecosystem's earned utility token. The card generates revenue through load fees, transaction fees, and foreign exchange margins, structured across three contributor tiers. The third layer is enterprise-facing: organisations seeking verifiable ecological impact data — for ESG reporting, carbon and biodiversity credit markets, or supply chain certification — pay for access to CFL's Polygon-based analytics dashboard and Regen Network-certified PoR credit outputs. Together these layers are designed to be self-reinforcing: CocoBoard™ sales drive PoR events, PoR events earn contributors $HUSK, $HUSK funds HUSK Cards, and the aggregated PoR data generates enterprise revenue. CFL is currently at ideation and architecture stage, with no revenue generated to date.
Regenerative supply chains fail at two points: verification and reward. Without trustless on-chain verification, ecological claims are unauditable and easily greenwashed. Without direct economic reward tied to verified impact, the communities doing the work — farmers, collectors, depot operators — have no financial stake in the outcome. CFL addresses both. The Proof of Regeneration protocol produces cryptographically verifiable, Regen Network-compatible ecological data at every step of the CocoBoard™ supply chain. The Protected Contributor Pool delivers immediate cUSD payouts to contributors upon PoR event confirmation, ring-fenced from broader economic conditions. The HUSK Card closes the loop — transforming verified regenerative participation into spendable, real-world value without requiring contributors to interact with complex crypto infrastructure.
CFL operates across three interconnected revenue layers. The first is physical product revenue — CocoBoard™, a biodegradable composite manufactured from discarded coconut husks, sold to construction, packaging, and materials buyers seeking verified sustainable alternatives. Each CocoBoard™ unit produced generates PoR (Proof of Regeneration) events across the supply chain, creating the on-chain ecological data that underpins the broader ecosystem. The second layer is the HUSK Card program — a tiered prepaid cUSD card funded through $HUSK, the ecosystem's earned utility token. The card generates revenue through load fees, transaction fees, and foreign exchange margins, structured across three contributor tiers. The third layer is enterprise-facing: organisations seeking verifiable ecological impact data — for ESG reporting, carbon and biodiversity credit markets, or supply chain certification — pay for access to CFL's Polygon-based analytics dashboard and Regen Network-certified PoR credit outputs. Together these layers are designed to be self-reinforcing: CocoBoard™ sales drive PoR events, PoR events earn contributors $HUSK, $HUSK funds HUSK Cards, and the aggregated PoR data generates enterprise revenue. CFL is currently at ideation and architecture stage, with no revenue generated to date.
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