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Doctrine

Advertising for a state is testimony, not persuasion. Every campaign asset states what the Republic IS and lets the record argue. We do not promise wealth, we do not count down, and we do not manufacture urgency — the Republic is not running out.

Approved themes

• Sovereignty of the person: "Your keys. Your name. Your vote."

• The open record: "A state you can audit at 3 a.m."

• The witness ceremony: "Seven citizens said yes."

• The dividend: "A state that pays its citizens, not the reverse."

Mandatory elements

• The crest, at the sizes and clearances fixed by the brand kit.

• The wordmark CRYPTREPUBLIC with the designation NETWORK STATE №001.

• A verification path: every claim of scale or treasury carries the address or page where it can be checked.

Prohibitions

• No yield promises, price talk, or "get in early" framing — Grade II misrepresentation under the Penal Code applies to the Republic's own organs too.

• No imagery of custody: vaults, safes, and piggy banks imply we hold funds. We do not.

• No dark patterns in calls to action: "Mint your passport" is an invitation, never a trap.

Tone test

Before release, read the asset aloud in the voice of a border officer who is proud of their country and bored of lying. If it survives that reading, it ships.