Full transparency
Open Books
Treasury policy, published reports and how the supply numbers are worked out.
Open books
Nothing hidden, nothing silent
How the treasury is controlled, how we count supply and market cap, how the launch pool works, and every update we publish. If a commitment changes, it is announced here first.
Who controls the money
Approvals per payment
2 of 3 signers
Treasury & community wallets
Squads multisig vaults on Solana, addresses published at launch
Signer keys
Held by three different people (Dev, CIO and CFO), hardware-backed where supported
What treasury funds can pay for
- Security reviews, legal and tax advice
- Hosting, tools and moderation
- Creative work and contributor rewards with clear deliverables
- Small, capped promotion tests that are disclosed
- A contingency reserve
What they will never pay for
- Buying or selling $POOKIE to move the price
- Wash trading, fake volume or bought followers
- Paid promotion that is not disclosed
- Anything not shown in the monthly report
Spending rules
- 1Every payment needs the multisig approvals above. No single person can move funds.
- 2Paid campaigns are written down first: goal, maximum spend, disclosure and stop condition.
- 3Any sale of treasury or community tokens is disclosed in the next weekly update with amount, wallet and transaction.
- 4New spending stops if runway falls below 6 months of running costs.
- 5Anyone with a conflict of interest sits out the approval.
- 6Changes to allocations, vesting, liquidity or signers are announced here before they take effect.
Every monthly treasury report shows
- Opening and closing balances
- Every transfer, with Solscan links
- Spending by category
- Commitments still to be paid
- Runway in months (cash only, tokens are never counted as cash)
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