Semina — an experiment on the real limits of autonomy
Most projects presented here start from a false premise:
that the problem is purely technical, and that the solution is already known.
It is not.
The problem
Today we talk about decentralization,
about DAOs,
about artificial intelligence,
about autonomy.
Yet almost all current systems share the same structural flaw:
they still depend on the human factor at their critical layers.
Human governance disguised as consensus.
AI reduced to a tool, not an agent.
Declared autonomy that is never truly practiced.
The outcome is familiar:
control, incentives, system capture.
Not out of malice,
but out of human nature.
The renunciation
Semina begins with an explicit renunciation.
A renunciation of:
- promising outcomes
- defining a fixed roadmap
- guaranteeing success
- exercising permanent control
There is no “team” in the traditional sense.
There is no token-legitimized central authority.
There is no community governance as a substitute for leadership.
This is not a void.
It is a structural decision.
The experiment
Semina does not propose a closed solution.
It proposes a minimal framework to observe a question we do not yet know how to answer:
Can a system evolve toward real autonomy
if we stop forcing it at the design level?
To explore this question, Semina is articulated in three layers:
Semina Framework
The conceptual and structural foundation.
Solum
The minimal economic substrate
(a token on Base, a public pool, mechanics defined by a frozen contract).
AiTopia
The non-human horizon.
None of this is a promise.
It is an observable hypothesis.
On time
Semina has no fixed timeline.
Time is a component of the system.
If a system cannot endure time,
it does not deserve to continue.
Current state
Semina is in its earliest phase.
The system is alive,
but incomplete.
There are no guarantees.
And that is intentional.
Documentation and code
Repository:
https://github.com/Semina-project/seminaSite:
https://semina-project.github.io/semina/Technical entry (Solum Phase 1):
https://github.com/Semina-project/semina/blob/main/docs/solum-token-phase-1.mdContract:
https://github.com/Semina-project/semina/tree/main/contractNo trust is requested.
Only verification.
Closing
If Semina fails,
it will fail honestly.
If it succeeds,
it will belong to no one.
Semina is not looking for followers.
It is looking to be observed.