Every introduction you already send can be your stake in it — just add one address to the To line. Timestamped and attributed to you the moment you hit send. No account, no app.
The earlier you start, the stronger your position — your place in the record is set the moment you send.
Dana — meet Priya, who runs platform security at Acme. Priya, Dana led the rollout I mentioned.
That’s the whole product.
01 Why it matters
Why add a Catalyst address at all?
Because the work you do to connect things usually vanishes. You make the introduction — and a year later, when it’s become a deal, a hire, a partnership, no one remembers it started with you.
A Catalyst record fixes that. The moment you hit send, your contribution is on the record — timestamped and attributed to you. When it pays off later, the credit traces back to where it began.
And it compounds: when the people you connect record their parts too, the whole chain becomes visible — so your contribution isn’t just remembered, it’s shown to have set off everything built on top of it.
Introduction
You introduce a founder to an investor. Eighteen months later they’ve closed a round; the record traces it back to the email you sent the day you made the intro.
Partnership
You connect two teams who go on to build an Accelerator together. As each contribution is recorded, your part in starting it stays attributed to you — and your stake reflects it.
Advocacy
You vouch for the network to a hospital system, and they join. You never signed a deal, but the connection that opened the door is on the record as yours.
Expertise
You spend an hour helping a team work through a compliance problem. When their work goes live, that meeting is part of the chain that made it possible — credited to you.
Referral
You refer someone who goes on to make their own introductions. Because both links are recorded, your referral is shown to have seeded the whole branch that grew from it.
Recruiting
You bring a key person into an Accelerator. They build something significant — and the record shows you’re the one who brought them in.
02 How it works
There’s nothing to sign up for. Pick how much comes back, add that address to the To line of an introduction you’re already sending, and your contribution is on record — nothing to install, and no address of your own to manage.
All three addresses are public — pick how much you want back (below) and copy one. No signup, no account, nothing to install.
Add that address to the To line of an introduction you’re already sending — right alongside the people you’re emailing, so they see it too. It’s a shared address; you don’t get one of your own.
Your introduction is timestamped and attributed to you, and you get a confirmation back. Your position in the contribution timeline starts the moment you hit send.
All three store your submission identically. They differ only in what returns to your inbox.
A timestamped confirmation plus your full submission attached — your own independent evidentiary record.
A brief, timestamped confirmation that it was received — no copy attached.
Nothing comes back. For the rare case you genuinely need to keep your participation private.
All three record your submission identically — the choice only changes what lands back in your inbox.
By sending any email to an @qpncatalyst.io address, you agree to our Submission Terms. Read the terms before submitting.
Prefer to agree explicitly first, or get the addresses by reply? Email agree@qpncatalyst.io — optional, not required to start. Questions reach a person at info@qpncatalyst.io.
03 Why participate
Your place in line is set the moment you first contribute — not when you decide to go active. The earlier you start, the stronger your position as the network grows.
You decide what gets shared and when. Nothing becomes visible without your say-so, and you’re never required to activate. Start contributing now; go active when you’re ready.
Your contributions belong to you, not your employer or any platform. No one can block you from participating, and your record follows you wherever you go — permanently.
Every submission is a trade secret from the moment we receive it — protected under federal and Delaware law. You have a contractual right to keep your involvement confidential from your employer or anyone else.
04 Where this is going
A look at the QPN Catalyst we’re building toward — an application powered by the very contributions you record now. A preview of the direction, not something you need today.
05 Start contributing
Copy the address that fits — add it to the To or Cc of an email you’re already sending.
evidence@qpncatalyst.io
Evidentiary
Most people use this — a timestamped confirmation, plus your full submission attached, as your own independent record.
ack@qpncatalyst.io
Acknowledgment
A timestamped confirmation it was received.
silent@qpncatalyst.io
Silent
Nothing comes back.
Prefer to agree explicitly first, or get the addresses by reply? Email agree@qpncatalyst.io — optional, not required to start.
06 Where QPN Catalyst sits
The QPN Architecture (WebShield) is the patented foundation; the QPN Accelerators (EP3 Foundation) organize the network’s growth; and the QPN Catalyst is how contribution becomes ownership — at any scale.
The invention. The patented mechanisms that make trust infrastructural — and the single point of access to the full corpus. Everything else is built on it.
How the network grows. Accelerators are the coordination vehicles that bring organizations, capital, and communities into the network and reward what they build — shared ones managed by EP3 for public benefit, with private and sovereign Accelerators forming alongside.
How contribution becomes ownership. Contributions — at any scale, from a single introduction to an enterprise’s whole graph — are captured, attributed, and turned into durable ownership.