Make the split legible.
Builder grants, shared tools, and a reserve. Every planned unit has a destination; rounding stays inside the pool.
COMMUNITY TREASURY / EXPERIMENT 001
Give good work
a rhythm.
Big intentions. Small, steady releases.
Design a funding cycle your community can understand.
The allocation workbench
LOCAL SIMULATION02 / REHEARSE THE RELEASE
CYCLE 00 / 06
PLANNED POOL1,200.00USDC01 / BUILD120.00
Builder grants
02 / SHARE50.00
Shared tools
03 / KEEP30.00
Reserve
Ready. Release one cycle to inspect the plan.
Release notebook
| Cycle | Builder grants | Shared tools | Reserve | Total USDC | State |
|---|
THE IDEA / A CLOCK WITH A PURPOSE
Less spectacle.
More continuity.
One burst of funding can start a project.
A repeatable cadence can help it keep going.
Rehearse before committing.
Try different budgets and cadences. Inspect every release. Export the complete plan for a community discussion.
Keep the promise precise.
A planned token would support allocation proposals. Treasury contracts, governance and transfers are not connected to this lab.