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The fund

Where the fees flow, and how the fund is held.

The fund is designed before a single coin moves — how fees split, how the principal is protected, and who decides where giving goes.

Fee split

Every fee has a job.

70%Stakers — yield in ETH
20%The giving fund — endowment
10%Treasury — operations & buyback

The giving fund never touches its principal. Contributions compound; the yield is what leaves. Over time the fund grows, and so does what it can give.

Figures describe the intended design and may be finalised at launch.

How it is held

Principal and yield, kept apart.

01

Held in contract

The endowment lives in a contract, not a personal wallet. The rules are the same for everyone and cannot be quietly changed.

02

Separated in code

Principal and yield are tracked apart, so the part that can be spent and the part that cannot are never confused.

03

Open for review

Contracts and addresses will be published here before launch, so anyone can read exactly how the fund behaves.

Governance

Directed by its stakers.

Where the yield goes is not decided by a team. Stakers propose causes and stakers vote. Each distribution is a decision the community can see, question and change — recorded in the open, cycle after cycle.

Status

In development on Robinhood Chain.

Token details, contracts and addresses will be published here before launch. This site is the only official source — check the handle and the link before you trust anything claiming to be Verdara.