$0.0400
Juror and operator payments. This allocation is not automatically available for token purchases.
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Real product usage should fund the token's purchase-and-burn cycle. Developer fees stay separate. Costs and refunds come first.
Follow the five cents ↓Invitation research is currently free. Paid production, automatic purchases and the burn program are not live. The team will provide the token contract address when ready.
The configured target for an eligible short, three-juror review is $0.05, before network gas. Longer inputs and larger juries have separate quotes. These are tariff allocations, not measured model costs.
Juror and operator payments. This allocation is not automatically available for token purchases.
Panel reserve. This is 25% of the one-cent protocol fee, preserved under the proposal.
The maximum available before further uncovered expenses, refund obligations and reserve funding.
This illustration applies to a successfully settled short review. Unspent deposits and money owed back to customers are not purchase revenue. Timeout, unresolved and expiry outcomes follow the escrow's refund rules.
Customers do not need to hold MOCHI. Jurors and the panel receive their allocations before the remainder is considered for purchases.
Reserve refunds and unpaid bills, then retain 30 days of otherwise-uncovered operating costs. Publish the calculation. Costs already covered by another allocation are not deducted again.
Allocate 100% of the eligible surplus to purchases. Proposed minimum: $25 per batch. A batch waits if the approved market route, liquidity, transaction-cost or slippage checks fail. Reaching $25 alone does not trigger a trade.
The founder performs burns separately from purchases. Report USDG spent, MOCHI received, tokens awaiting burn and completed burn transactions. A purchase is not a burn.
Change the inputs to see the ceiling under today's tariff. This is an illustration, not revenue guidance, a volume forecast or a token-price model.
Enable JavaScript to explore the calculation. The fixed fee split above remains available.
Budget is floored at zero. Amounts below $25 accumulate; they are not spent early. Actual purchases also require settled-fund reconciliation, a funded reserve, approved custody and execution checks. No token quantity or price impact is predicted.
Creator and developer fees are not included in service surplus and are not committed to this purchase-and-burn policy.
The protocol is designed for jurors to bond MOCHI. The security value of those bonds must be assessed against the actual token and market before production activation.
The existing default sends the protocol remainder to staking. Adopting this policy would redirect that same remainder through governance. It cannot simultaneously fund purchases and the existing staking rewards.
Contract address, supply, allocations and vesting are awaiting team confirmation. This page does not announce a token sale, create a token or promise a return.
The fee-routing hook and durable review-revenue accounting are built and locally tested. Production activation is a separate step.
Before activation: confirm the token, custody and operating balances; approve the reserve and execution policy; verify the market route; complete governance and a paid production canary. The public activity section below displays verified reports when available. Unavailable or stale reports never appear as zero balances.
A native token burn reduces total supply. If the eventual token instead uses a transfer to a designated dead address, reporting will identify that mechanism accurately. About native ERC-20 burns ↗
Verified post-panel review-fee receipts, purchases and burn evidence. These figures describe protocol remainder, not gross customer payments.
No financial totals are shown until a report is available and verified.