Platform Architecture
4.1 System Overview
PORTLY is designed as a modular, non-custodial portfolio intelligence platform. The architecture separates data analysis, user interaction, and token mechanics to ensure scalability, transparency, and operational safety.
At its core, PORTLY does not custody user assets or execute transactions by default. The platform focuses on analysis, insight generation, and access control through its token system.
4.2 Non-Custodial & Read-Only Design
PORTLY follows a strict non-custodial architecture.
Users connect wallets using standard Web3 interfaces
PORTLY only requests read-only permissions
No private keys, signing authority, or asset transfer rights are stored or controlled by the platform
This approach ensures that:
Users always retain full ownership of assets
Platform risk is minimized
Security assumptions remain conservative and transparent
4.3 Data Flow & Portfolio Analysis Layer
Once a wallet is connected, PORTLY retrieves on-chain data required for portfolio analysis.
This includes:
Asset balances
Allocation distribution
Historical performance indicators
Exposure and concentration metrics
All analysis is performed at the portfolio level, allowing users to understand their financial position holistically rather than asset-by-asset.
4.4 Dual Token Structure Overview
PORTLY utilizes a dual-token structure to separate platform usage from market trading dynamics.
This design consists of:
POTLP (PORTLY Point Token) A non-listed, utility-based point token used within the platform.
POTL (PORTLY Token) A listed ecosystem token introduced at Token Generation Event (TGE).
The separation allows PORTLY to operate and grow its user base sustainably before and after TGE, without exposing early platform activity to market volatility.
4.5 POTLP — Platform Point Token
POTLP functions as an internal utility and engagement token within the PORTLY platform.
Key characteristics:
Earned through platform usage and participation
Used to unlock advanced analytics and premium features
Represents contribution and activity within the ecosystem
Not directly tradable on external markets
POTLP is designed to reflect actual platform usage, rather than speculative behavior.
4.6 POTL — Ecosystem Token
POTL is the official ecosystem token introduced at TGE.
Key characteristics:
Tradable on external markets
Used for ecosystem-level utilities
Represents long-term participation in the PORTLY ecosystem
Acts as the settlement layer for value exchange
POTL is not required for basic platform usage, ensuring accessibility for new users.
4.7 POTLP ↔ POTL Swap Mechanism (Post-TGE)
After the Token Generation Event (TGE), users are able to convert accumulated POTLP into POTL through a defined swap mechanism.
Core principles of the swap:
Swap becomes available only after TGE
Conversion rules are predefined and transparent
Swap is designed to align platform contribution with ecosystem participation
Mechanism prevents sudden supply shocks
This structure ensures that early contributors and active users are recognized, while maintaining responsible token supply management.
4.8 Token Flow Diagram (Textual Illustration)
Below is a simplified representation of the PORTLY token architecture and flow:
4.9 Architectural Benefits
This architecture provides several key advantages:
Separation of usage incentives and market dynamics
Protection against speculative distortion of platform behavior
Clear distinction between contribution and liquidity
Scalable design suitable for long-term ecosystem growth
By decoupling platform participation from immediate market exposure, PORTLY establishes a stable foundation for sustainable development.
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