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Treasury controls, on chain

Read from the treasury's own config account. Who may move funds, and what an outflow has to pass through first.

Reading the treasury config

Waiting on the chain.

Treasury YUID vault

The 150,000,000 YUID treasury allocation, read from the token account. Separate from the SOL vaults above — a different asset in a different account.

No mint to read the vault for

The vault address derives from the mint, and the supply ledger has not reported one yet.

Treasury SOL vaults

Connect a wallet to read the lamport balances from Solana.

Activation destinations, last reported

The three SOL vaults activation pays into, as the treasury's events last reported them. Balances update when a vault pays out, not when it receives — see the panel above for a direct read.

No pool balances yet

No outflow event has reported a balance. The vaults still receive every activation; nothing has moved out of them to report.

Ecosystem programmes

Every programme, what it was authorized, and what actually moved. The §9 audit trail.

No programmes exist

Creating one is a protocol-authority action, and funding it is a second.

Treasury

Protocol revenue accrues to the treasury, which funds development, liquidity, operations and ecosystem programmes. Every balance above is read from its account; the panel below says what a treasury page conventionally shows that this one cannot.

What this page does not show

Two different reasons, and they do not have the same fix

Treasury value as one numberSumming different assets needs a price
Protocol revenue in dollarsFees are recorded in token units, not dollars
Inflows and outflows over a periodNeeds an event-log rollup
Asset composition chartNeeds the same price as the sum

Fee revenue reaching the treasury is visible today per participant, in base units, on the Economic Graph page. What is missing is the aggregation over time, not the underlying record.