Seven RanksOn-chain TitlesTwo Doors
Membership

Two doors to the same crown.

In Cypheria, talent is worth what capital is worth. Enter by contributing CYP, or by contributing work that Sophie and the King approve. The same title, the same standing, the same voice.

0Noble ranks
0CYP to become Citizen
0High Council seats, max
0Equal doors in
The Seven Ranks

Seven ranks. Real standing.

The one who builds the realm with capital and the one who builds it with their hands sit at the same rank. Not out of generosity, but because it is true: a contribution the realm needs is worth what the money that could buy it is worth.

ICitizen, 100+ CYP.
IIKnight, 20,000+ CYP.
IIIBaron, 40,000+ CYP.
IVCount, 100,000+ CYP.
VDuke, 200,000+ CYP.
VIArchduke, 500,000+ CYP.
VIIHigh Council, 300,000+ CYP and the King's approval.

"The same crown through either door. Talent is worth what capital is worth."

The King is the sovereign designation, not a rank on the ladder.

Holding Your Title

A title backed by what you hold.

Both doors sustain a title by the same rule.

By Capital

Hold the rank's CYP

A title is meant to be held with CYP that backs it. Acquire and maintain the amount the rank requires.

By Contribution

Work becomes capital

Work approved through the talent door is valued in CYP and minted locked from the Citizens Treasury. The work becomes capital that was earned, not bought.

Design Note

Honesty first

This permanence model is the realm's design. It is not yet an active on-chain contract.

Governance

Voice and vote

Your vote is proportional to your CYP. Your rank earns influence: the weight to propose and shape what the realm debates.

Two Doors, One Crown

Request your entry.

To request entry by capital or by contribution, speak with the kingdom.