Decentralization

This page lists only facts you can check on-chain or in public records. It makes no claim about price, returns or legal classification.

Live on-chain facts

$MAIN mint

Shown here once $MAIN is live on mainnet

Vault program

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Upgrade authority

GZBAKKFJS9giRgzUsAXYYyxWDyLmREtHmbbLnbxdzVNE (a single owner wallet)

Token supply

• $MAIN was created on pump.fun with a fixed supply; once the mint authority is revoked no one can create more
• No team token allocation, other than the publicly disclosed dev buy of at most 50,000,000 $MAIN, which is held by the treasury as the bond reserve
• The collective does not do buybacks

Open governance

Anyone can stake $MAIN and vote on deals; staking and voting need no verification. Votes are weighted by stake and recorded on each deal's public timeline. Profit payouts and the funding features are limited to verified wallets, see Eligibility.

Who controls the vault program

The vault program can be upgraded. Today its upgrade authority is a single owner wallet, shown live above. Every upgrade is a public on-chain transaction, and upgrades so far have been staged in a public buffer, hash-checked and then approved by that wallet. The program has not been audited by a third party.

Source code

The vault program source is not yet published in a public repository, and the deployed build is not yet verifiable from source. We plan to publish it and a verifiable build before the funding features open.