Wallet Control Policy Bootstrap Mode
This policy explains what the W1-W6 wallets mean in practice. They are role-separated internal allocations designed for accounting clarity, operational safety, and future hardening. They are not presented as independent third-party holders.
1. Role Map
- W1_LP_Launch: LP and launch operations only.
- W2_Community_Rewards: non-selling reserve for future community distribution.
- W3_Ecosystem_Grants: non-selling reserve for future grants and partnerships.
- W4_Treasury_Multisig: treasury reserve intended for multisig control.
- W5_Team_Vesting: team allocation intended for time-based release rather than discretionary selling.
- W6_Ops_MM: operational / market-support inventory under disclosed rules.
2. Market-Facing Rule
- Only W1_LP_Launch is intended to be market-facing in normal operation.
- W2, W3, W4, and W5 do not sell into LP during bootstrap mode.
- W6_Ops_MM may act only for narrow operational reasons and only with post-action disclosure.
3. What Wallet Separation Means
- Wallet separation improves accounting and public disclosure.
- Wallet separation does not by itself make the project decentralized.
- Public materials should describe these wallets as function-separated internal allocations.
4. LP Capital Rule
- LP top-ups are treated as at-risk market-making capital.
- LP is not represented as protected savings or risk-free treasury storage.
- LP increases should come from explicit decisions rather than ad-hoc transfers from allocation wallets.
5. Next Control Upgrades
- First hardening target: W4_Treasury_Multisig into active multisig enforcement.
- Second hardening target: W5_Team_Vesting into enforceable vesting or locked custody.
- After hardening, publish periodic movement summaries for W2-W6 against stated purpose.
6. W4 Treasury Hardening Standard
- W4 is not considered hardened while one signer can move funds alone.
- Minimum target: 2-of-3 control. Preferred target: 3-of-5 control.
- A low-value test transaction should be executed and recorded before W4 is treated as active treasury control.
7. W6 Ops/MM Rule
- W6 exists for narrow operational support, not hidden treasury selling.
- Allowed actions include LP maintenance, inventory balancing, test trades, and small stability actions.
- Disallowed actions include narrative pumps, undisclosed exits, and large one-shot sells into thin LP.
- Bootstrap default limits: max single action 1.0% of W6 balance; max rolling 24h activity 5.0%.
8. Official Mint
Only trust the official mint: Ly4h6n9V4G2N7iBzM4zDmxSFtPYL4L4KbXZjeGf6x2J.
9. Disclaimer
This is an operational control policy, not financial advice or a guarantee of future behavior by the market.