What it can fund
Children's books and reading programs are the purpose of the treasury. Related materials and practical costs must support that literacy work.
Literacy treasury
The literacy fund
Ten percent of the new coins in each block go to the literacy treasury. You can check the balance here and follow its transactions on the chain. For the live fund, spending reports should name the reading project each payment supports.
Test network
The fund so far
The figures here come from the test treasury. These coins are for testing and will reset before launch.
The address prepared for the live network is slithy1qpye0hj9eqsssjpj08j2y6adeq57wfyu7a9kum2. That network has not started yet.
This website displays the records. It does not hold the keys needed to spend treasury funds.
Treasury balance
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- Chain height
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- Treasury address
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Who holds the wallet
At launch, CS Idea Labs LLC will control one encrypted offline treasury wallet. Its spending key will stay off this website and the public nodes.
How spending is reported
Each payment should have a public record naming its recipient and purpose, with the amount and transaction ID. Supporting documents should be included when available.
How community voting would work
I want people taking part in Slithy to vote on how the fund is spent. That is planned for later, after the network has regular activity and a community taking part in it. Proposals must support children's literacy.
Voting is not available yet. Before a vote can be binding, the published rules need to explain who can vote, how many people must take part, and what approval requires. They also need to cover conflicts of interest, time to review a proposal, and how an approved payment gets signed.
Approved proposals would still need a payment from the people responsible for the treasury wallet. The voting rules will explain how that happens.