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Our dApp is designed to cover a range of foundational elements, from self-sovereign identity to high-quality services, decentralized finance, distributed social networks, and a democratic suite. The process is gradual, but we are steadily building.

Personal Information: To access the system, Mental Health Professionals (MHPs) and users must enter personal information (with different forms for each): name, gender, date of birth, ID number, occupation, place of birth, residence, and service provider/recipient. After this step, you become a node with a Personal Information Block (PIB).
Clinical History: Within their PIB, users can activate a Clinical History starting from their first therapy session. This will create a new data block linked to the genesis node. Service providers will expand this block with information about the user’s health/condition and mental health interventions, building personal clinical records. This allows users to control their sensitive data, while only professionals can add new information, facilitating and improving interdisciplinary interventions.
DeFi Information: One of the many benefits of our Utility Token design is financial inclusion, enhancing personal economic value. The advanced set of economic governance tools within the protocol allows users and investors to grow their capital safely in the crypto market, introducing a new stable currency to ensure stable user investments and reduce volatility.
Employment History: MotusDAO is a place for everyone to grow, with numerous ways to contribute to providing Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This information block will be available for those with any role within Node Networks and will serve as a reputation sheet with information related to activities performed, enabling peer-to-peer (P2P) user reviews.
"Negative Value" and "Positive Value" Assets: As part of the DeFi revolution, Negative Value Assets (NVA) represent specific assets such as loans, debts, and other financial obligations. On the other hand, Positive Value Assets (PVA) are described as those that add value, like property, skills, collectibles, insurance, etc. Together, these create a measure of individual value.

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Personal Information: To access the system, Mental Health Professionals (MHPs) and users must enter personal information (with different forms for each): name, gender, date of birth, ID number, occupation, place of birth, residence, and service provider/recipient. After this step, you become a node with a Personal Information Block (PIB).
Clinical History: Within their PIB, users can activate a Clinical History starting from their first therapy session. This will create a new data block linked to the genesis node. Service providers will expand this block with information about the user’s health/condition and mental health interventions, building personal clinical records. This allows users to control their sensitive data, while only professionals can add new information, facilitating and improving interdisciplinary interventions.
DeFi Information: One of the many benefits of our Utility Token design is financial inclusion, enhancing personal economic value. The advanced set of economic governance tools within the protocol allows users and investors to grow their capital safely in the crypto market, introducing a new stable currency to ensure stable user investments and reduce volatility.
Employment History: MotusDAO is a place for everyone to grow, with numerous ways to contribute to providing Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This information block will be available for those with any role within Node Networks and will serve as a reputation sheet with information related to activities performed, enabling peer-to-peer (P2P) user reviews.
"Negative Value" and "Positive Value" Assets: As part of the DeFi revolution, Negative Value Assets (NVA) represent specific assets such as loans, debts, and other financial obligations. On the other hand, Positive Value Assets (PVA) are described as those that add value, like property, skills, collectibles, insurance, etc. Together, these create a measure of individual value.