Live allocation
One fixed bounty, split by merit.
Every funded petition holds a cell sized to its share of the pool. As new work is judged and old grants erode, the treasury re-balances in place. This map is the ledger.
The mandate
This treasury exists to fund the work that most strengthens an open commons.
An injection-resistant AI treasurer reads each petition as untrusted data, judges its merit against that mandate, and is re-run by validators until they agree. Manipulation earns a denial.
Season
1
Funded petitions
0
Pool allocated
0
Allocated
0%
Petition desk
File a plea for a share
0/60
0/400
Connect a wallet to file a petition.
Allocation board
Who holds the pool
Select a cell to inspect a petition. Shares recompute from weights on every read.
Ledger
Every petition on the books
Activity
The chronicle
Every ruling and season turn, newest first.
Mechanism
How the split works
- Tiers
- The treasurer rules each petition GRANT, PARTIAL, or DENY. GRANT keeps its full awarded weight, PARTIAL is capped at fifty, and DENY is forced to zero. The tier is the deterministic backstop a runaway score cannot bypass.
- Normalization
- There is no payout to compute on chain. The pool is fixed, and each funded petition simply holds weight over total weight of the bounty. Add a grant and every other share recomputes; the sum is always the whole pool.
- Erosion
- Turning the season fades every standing weight to four fifths. Old grants release their hold, the pool re-opens to new work, and the treasury never ossifies around its first winners.
- Consensus
- A single leader drafts the ruling; validators independently re-run it and must agree on the tier exactly and the weight within tolerance. No one party decides alone, and a manipulated plea is denied.