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AllGaia Foundation · Constitutional

Statutes.

The constitutional architecture of AllGaia Foundation, registered as a public-benefit foundation (sihtasutus) under Estonian law.

Article 1

The Foundation.

AllGaia Foundation (AllGaia SA) is a sihtasutus — a public-benefit foundation under Estonian law. Registered in Tallinn. Operating globally. Co-founded by Kristjan Kann and Triinu-Liis Rahe.

Articles 3.3–3.8

The 14-year review cycle.

The Foundation reviews its own existence every 14 years. The first review concludes 31 December 2040. The cycle can be shortened by a 67% Factum DAO supermajority and ratified by the Supervisory Board. It can never be extended beyond 14 years. No amendment can remove or weaken these articles.

The dissolution test

Two conditions, both required: (a) BFS cited as the evidence basis in binding regulation in at least 3 OECD states, and (b) at least 3 independent civic movements operating Factum-compliant governance for 24+ months without a critical incident.

Article 5

The constitutional Foundation share.

Five percent of every AllGaia revenue flows automatically to the Foundation. Allocated at point of sale. Encoded in smart contract on Polygon via the Factum Protocol. Cannot be reduced or removed without 67% Factum DAO supermajority.

Article 8

The firewall — organisations only.

Funds flow to organisations, never to individuals. No per-member compensation. No referral payouts. This is the legal cover that keeps the model lawful across jurisdictions, including the EU UCPD and US FTC Koscot doctrine.

Article 22

Dissolution proceedings.

If the 14-year review concludes the dissolution conditions are met, proceedings begin under Article 22. Assets are distributed to aligned public-benefit organisations under Estonian law. The Foundation's continued operation is never the default.

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