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# Fund Allocation

Mint proceeds (from the sale of the 4,444 Worker NFTs) are **strictly separated from day one**, so business funding, liquidity, and emergency reserves never mix.

## The three buckets

| Bucket                           | Share of mint | Purpose                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
| -------------------------------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **RWA Capital & Operating Fund** | 60% – 70%     | The main engine. Buys inventory, funds Food & Beverage operations, acquires Real Estate and Transport & Logistics assets, and pays for licenses. This fund generates the profit distributed to holders. |
| **DEX Liquidity Pool**           | 15% – 20%     | Seed liquidity for the $ANANAS token (pairs such as ETH/USDG and $ANANAS/ETH) so holders can trade utility rewards instantly with minimal slippage.                                                     |
| **Treasury / Emergency Reserve** | 10% – 15%     | A liquidity reserve used to keep payouts steady when real-world operations are in transition or restructuring.                                                                                          |

## How funds are secured

* All mint proceeds land in a **multi-sig Treasury contract** before any allocation.
* Allocation to the operating fund, liquidity pool, and reserve is executed by **multi-sig + timelock** — never by a single wallet.
* Every move is recorded on-chain and verifiable by the community.

## Operating model

1. The RWA Capital & Operating Fund receives its capital from the mint via the **RWA Capital & Operating Fund**.
2. The fund managers take a fee for operating the businesses.
3. The remaining profit is distributed **pro-rata** among registered holders based on active Hash Power.
4. Every transaction fee is paid to the **Treasury** to support operations and future development.

A clear allocation framework means transparent payouts, protected liquidity, and a business that can actually operate and grow.

## Related

* [RWA Portfolio](/rwa-portfolio.md) — what the operating fund invests in.
* [Smart Contract Architecture](/smart-contracts.md) — the Treasury and timelock in detail.
* [Profit Model](/profit-model.md) — how the operating profit reaches holders.


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