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# Treasury 5%
50,000,000 $MTA
The Treasury backs development, partnerships, community initiatives and unforeseen needs. It is controlled by the founder, who is accountable for every use of it, and every movement is visible on‑chain.
### **Schedule:**
Locked for 2 months after listing, then released evenly over 12 months (\~4.2M per month).
### **Policy:**
The Treasury is spent on the project, not sold into the pool. If a sale is required for operations, sales in any 7‑day window are capped at 10% of the previous 7 days' trading volume, and every sale is disclosed to the community with its transaction link within 24 hours. The cap is what protects the price; disclosing after the fact rather than before means nobody can trade ahead of the Treasury. The one exception is a major opportunity that requires more — that is put to the community with the reasoning before it is acted on. The Treasury also receives half of the $MTA from every marketplace sale where the maker is paid in cash.
#### Wallet: WU6wBeL7U42KGChb2dHfC5KE6PKcbGpeUPfyz2xPmTA
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