This is more than market and game fees: it is where protocol revenue flows back to card holders. More products will plug into the same Board rules; every epoch publishes its snapshot first, and each holder claims their own share. The Board does not control the treasury or custody anyone's funds.
Early stage · snapshot announced
BEM and TF accounted separately
Gross fees actually collected from the market and the game. This is the pool before costs and before a distribution.
No distribution has run. The first Genesis will use the actual fees above.
Only real fees from the market and the game.
The fee is taken once, at settlement.
Only fees that have actually settled enter the pool. A week with no net revenue pays nothing and carries forward; amounts depend on real market and game activity — there is no fixed payout.
Every epoch starts from net revenue, then splits the community pool between cards and complete sets.
A set is one wallet holding 11 distinct numbered drawings at the snapshot. One set share per wallet.
Planned: 3/5 multisig · 48-hour timelock
When active, the Board confirms net revenue, the snapshot block and the distribution list. It cannot change the 10/90 split, rewrite a snapshot, or move the community pool to the foundation.
The first Board is an operational distribution committee, not a legal board of directors.
Not active yet. The first distribution will be operated by the team. Signers and the multisig will be published before the Board goes live.
This is a community distribution, not a dividend or a fixed return. Revenue sharing tied to card ownership may be treated as a security in some jurisdictions; the rules are published before any claim opens.