The US $ 750 K cap is the amount required to complete the critical filing of six foundational patents, secure the IP moat, and prepare for the US $ 15 M milestone that triggers the institutional round. 

This amount is sufficient for execution, allows us to keep the structure clean, and gives backers priority protection. (We may consider additional capital under different terms, but the headline amount remains US $ 750 K.)

A loan structure allows us to deliver a fixed return (150% payback) and preserve a clean cap table for the institutional US $ 60 M round. It also allows us to pledge a lien on the patents for added protection. If an investor prefers equity, we’re open to discussion — but the default structure reflects our focus on structure, alignment, and rapid execution.

The founder of Plethora is Robert Parent — a systems architect, strategist, and builder who has spent the past five years self-funding the Plethora protocol from the ground up.

He’s not a frontman. He’s the builder. And he’s been doing it quietly for decades.

Before Plethora, Robert led high-impact systems across sectors — most of it under NDA. Behind the scenes, he’s supported inventors, founders, and IP plays you’ve likely seen — but won’t find his name on. That’s by design.

Years ago, a financial optimization system he built projected a $2.24 trillion impact across North America. Microsoft Canada reviewed the model and confirmed its uniqueness, offering strategic support. He didn’t push it to market — but the blueprint still lives.

Today, that same architectural DNA powers Plethora — a system built not to chase attention, but to reward alignment and contribution.

He’s walked through loss, scrutiny, and full-scale takedown attempts — all of it documented in his public story. robertparent.coach/my-story

So why trust him?

Because he’s still building. Still here.

Not pitching hype — just showing up.

No entourage. No exit plan.

Just the long game. Engineered.

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The four to six patents protecting Plethora have been developed over the course of five years of structured research, real-world behavioral prototyping, and strategic validation. Each has been stress-tested for novelty, defensibility, and commercial viability across multiple vectors — but final filing is intentionally sequenced with sponsor funding to ensure maximum protection and strategic impact.

This isn’t guesswork or speculation. The systems are complete. What remains is execution — at the highest legal standard.

We’ve already:

• Conducted extensive research across U.S. and international patent databases, using both AI-enhanced and manual methods.

• Validated originality and non-obviousness through multiple rounds of technical analysis.

• Reviewed prior art and competitive filings to ensure structural differentiation.

• Outlined each patent for direct alignment with U.S. utility patent standards (35 U.S.C. §§ 101, 102, 103).

What we haven’t done — by design — is file provisional patents prematurely. Doing so would expose our architecture without meaningful protection. That route was considered, but after consultation with multiple IP professionals, we chose to wait and proceed directly to full utility filings under full stealth with a tier-1 U.S. patent attorney the moment funding is secured.

Whether the final structure results in four, five, or six patents will depend on final strategy with legal counsel — and how the interlocking claims are best framed to maximize defensibility. But the system is built. The work is done.

Now it’s time to file.

Sponsors aren’t funding exploration — they’re funding execution. And that execution begins immediately upon closing.

Plethora is the result of five years of focused development and market exploration across Web2/Web3 environments. Adoption behaviors, monetization mechanics, and user dynamics were validated in live contexts, shaping the six patents now ready to file.

Sponsor capital activates the execution phase — filing 4–6 patents with top-tier IP counsel, producing an institutional-grade pitch deck, and securing full-time founder focus ahead of the capital raise. These are defensible, monetizable assets that exist independent of market cycles.

Rather than risk IP exposure with a stripped-down MVP (Minimal Viable Product), Plethora will launch a fully formed alpha with familiar UI/UX (User Interface and User Experience on par with leading platforms), powered by its proprietary trust engine and viral growth loop.

For institutional clarity, Plethora models three adoption scenarios:

• Upside Case: ~1.3B users by Month 60.

• Base Case: ~464M users by Month 60.

• Downside Case: ~35M users by Month 60.

All three scenarios, ranging from a survivable floor to category-defining upside, converge on profitability within approximately 25 to 36 months of operations. Sponsor rights — including the 150% payback, 1% equity allocation, and potential repurchase rights — are secured under the Sponsorship Agreement, regardless of which adoption scenario plays out.

Most early-stage platforms monetize attention (ads) or usage (SaaS). Plethora defines a new category: monetizing alignment — rewarding verified contribution and trust-first behavior, not clicks or raw volume.

We acknowledge adjacent players in SaaS and media — but Plethora’s six interdependent patents, paired with a proprietary viral growth engine, create a structural moat. This ecosystem is not just protected; it’s architected to be non-replicable without licensed access.

Sponsor protection is layered:

• 1% equity in the operating company

• 150% cash payback at the Initial Capital Raised Milestone

• Founder-led allocation control, with full transparency on fund usage.

Future upside includes a potential discretionary repurchase of the 1% equity at a price of up to 10× the original contribution — at the Company’s discretion.

Sponsor funds are disbursed under the exclusive authority of the Founder, with full transparency. All usage is restricted to clearly defined priorities: (i) core patent filings, (ii) investor readiness (including pitch architecture and fundraising preparation), and (iii) operational continuity to ensure the Company advances to the Initial Capital Raised Milestone.

At the Initial Capital Raised Milestone, sponsors receive a 150% payback on their contributed capital (i.e., funds received by the Company), processed in priority before any other distribution. In addition, 1% equity is issued in the operating company at the time of formation.

Future upside includes a potential discretionary repurchase of the 1% equity at a price of up to 10× the original sponsor contribution, at the Company’s discretion.

Sponsor outcomes remain contractually secured and are not contingent on the timing or completion of the full $60M round. The $750K Sponsor Pool is applied immediately to file patents, finalize the pitch deck, and secure execution readiness — creating tangible, defensible assets.

At the Initial Capital Raising Milestone (defined as $15M raised), sponsors receive a 150% cash payback on their contributed capital, plus equity in the operating company issued pro rata from the Sponsor Pool.

If the $15M milestone takes longer than modeled, the contractual 150% payback remains in force, with interest accruing after 18 months until payment is made. In addition, because sponsor funds directly secure the patents, any revenues or proceeds generated from licensing, sale, or other monetization of those patents are prioritized toward fulfilling sponsor obligations before any other use of funds.

Equity rights and potential repurchase opportunities also remain intact under the Sponsorship Agreement, if and when the operating company is active and profitable.

At the Initial Capital Raising Milestone (defined as $15M raised), repayment is executed concurrently with the closing of that milestone. Sponsors receive a 150% cash payback on their contributed capital, processed in priority before any other company distribution. This ensures repayment occurs directly out of milestone proceeds, without delay or subordination.

If Plethora were ever wound down before the $15M milestone, sponsors’ contractual rights remain enforceable. The Company’s patents and related IP are defensible, monetizable assets. Any proceeds from licensing, sale, or monetization of these assets shall be applied first to fulfill the 150% sponsor payback, before any other use of funds. Sponsors also retain contractual rights to equity in the operating company if later formed, and to potential discretionary repurchase once profitable.

Plethora uses a legally structured Sponsorship Agreement — enforceable, countersigned, and protected under trustee-aligned governance. Terms are clear, binding, and structured to institutional standards.

Sponsors benefit from defined outcomes:

• 150% cash payback upon the Initial Capital Raising Milestone

• 1% equity issued in the operating company when formed

• Full transparency on fund usage, with founder-authorized disbursements only

• Potential 10× repurchase of sponsor equity at the Company’s discretion

This combination of a standardized legal framework and high-trust sponsor terms is designed to provide institutional-grade downside protection for early supporters.