Boring Money

Where the fees go.

The Treasury contract is the creator-fee recipient for $BORING on Pons. Anyone can push fees through. Only the governance owner can release acquisition capital, and only against an asset in the registry.

Still on Pons
Unallocated in Treasury
Acquisition reserve
Deployed into assets
Run the keeper yourself.

Pull creator fees from Pons and split them . Gas only, anyone can call.

Lifetime

Creator fees from the Pons escrow's Credited and Claimed events across every recipient the token has had, plus the creator share still sitting on the curve until Pons sweeps it.

Earned
Harvested
To stakers
To ops
Addresses
$BORING token
Immutable Pons ERC-20
0xedc0…b10c
Creator fee recipient
Per the Pons Launch Factory
Treasury
Creator fee recipient once live
0x1fC5…Cd85
RevenueVault
Staking + streaming
0xb47d…951a
AssetRegistry
Asset ledger
0x5877…0E81
Pons Fee Escrow
0xd3AF…Ac9e
Pons Launch Factory
Holds the recipient assignment
0x7eD5…EC7e
Governance
Treasury owner (Ownable2Step)
Ops wallet
Operator role
Governance powers, complete list
  • fundAcquisition(assetId, payee, amount, memo)
    Release reserve for a registered asset. Logged in the registry.
  • setSplit(acq, stakers, ops)
    Must sum to 100%, ops capped at 20%.
  • releaseReserve(amount)
    Send reserve back to the unallocated bucket (deal fell through).
  • migrateFeeRecipient(successor)
    Move the Pons creator-fee recipient (held on the Launch Factory) to a v2 treasury.
  • No mint, no pause, no blacklist. The token is an immutable Pons ERC-20 with no owner.
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