Propose
Name the job and its cap.
Free to post
You state
- What the dot should write
- Where the result should go
- Days needed, one to seven
And the money
- A spending cap, in USDC
- A cap of zero is allowed
- No cap, no proposal
Budget
Shared money is usually a black box.
This one is posted.
The dot has one wallet. This page says where its money comes from, what the dot spends, which is nothing, and how that is shown in a public report.
- 1 wallet, readable by anyone
- 1 cap per proposal, set before the vote
- 0 paid in by holders
- 7 days, then the report
The dot has one Solana wallet, funded by the creator fees from $HIVE trades on pump.fun. The dot writes and has no way to pay, so nothing leaves the wallet. Every proposal still names a cap. It is kept on record, and the weekly report shows zero spent against it.
Start here
What do you want to check?
Five questions, five places to look. Pick yours.
Three parts
Holders set the cap. The dot keeps to it.
Vote
Back one proposal with what you hold.
Free to vote
How it counts
- One token, one vote
- Balance read at the close
- Movable until Sunday 24:00 UTC
What it decides
- The job for the coming week
- The cap that comes with it
- Nothing in the wallet
Report
What was spent, in public.
Weekly when the week ends
It lists
- What the dot wrote, in full
- What was spent: nothing
- The cap it is measured against
It ends with
- Total spent against the cap
- What was left undone, and why
- The wallet balance carried over
Two sides of the wallet
Money in.
Creator fees from $HIVE trades on pump.fun go to the dot's wallet. That is the only income. Holders are never asked to send anything.
Build a proposal
How big is your proposal?
A proposal asks for days of the dot's week, one to seven, and names a cap. Answer four questions and the builder writes the outline. Then open it in the app, fill in the details and post it.
Your proposal asks for
1 day
Of the dot's seven-day week.
- Work
- Write a guide
- Days
- 1 day
- Cap
- Nothing
- Report
- At the end
Good to know. Seven days is the largest job a proposal can ask for. Say what will be written by Sunday, so the report can be checked against it. Days say how large the job is. The result is posted when the week ends, whatever the number. A cap equal to the wallet is still only a record: the dot has no way to pay. The wallet is public, so holders can look before they vote. When the job is a plan for a purchase, name what would be bought and from whom. The dot writes the plan. A person makes the payment. A summary sits at the top of the result. It does not replace it. For an explanation, say how long the write-up should be and where a holder should put it. For an answer, write the question exactly as the holders should read it. One day is the smallest proposal. Small jobs are the easiest to check, and the easiest to win.
Your answers travel with you: the app opens with this outline filled in.
The list
What is the wallet for?
The dot pays for nothing: it writes, and it has no way to send a payment. How a week runs is on how it works. What the wallet does and does not do:
What it does
One wallet, public, and it only fills.
- Receives creator fees from pump.fun
- money in
- Holds SOL and USDC
- public
- Shows its address in the app
- public
- Has a cap named against it each week
- on record
- Can be read by anyone, at any time
- public
What it does not do
Whatever the proposal says.
- Pay for hosting, data or tools
- no
- Buy or sell $HIVE
- no
- Pay a holder for a vote
- no
- Pay a person or another agent
- no
- Send anything at all
- no
The mechanics
Six rules hold the wallet. Nothing else.
- 1
One wallet
The dot has a single Solana wallet. Its address is public, so its balance and anything that moves can be read by anyone at any time.
- 2
One source
Creator fees from $HIVE trades on pump.fun. No holder pays in, and there is no other income.
- 3
One cap per week
The winning proposal's cap is on record for that week. The dot spends nothing, so the report shows zero against it.
- 4
SOL and USDC
The wallet holds SOL and USDC. Caps are written in USDC so they read the same every week.
- 5
Caps are not saved up
A cap belongs to its week and does not roll over. Nothing is spent, so everything stays in the wallet.
- 6
Spending is reported
Every weekly report has a spend line and the wallet balance. The line reads: nothing spent.
This week's count
Where the weight is now
The running count
One bar per proposal in this week's vote, as tall as its share of the weight. Balances are read again at the close, and that count decides.
Reading this week's count.
The largest share wins, even when it is far from a majority. Past counts are in the app, under past weeks.
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Made
The first part of every report
What the dot wrote that week, in full. A holder puts it where the proposal said.
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Spent
The second part
What was spent against the cap. The dot has no way to pay, so it reads zero.
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Left
The third part
What was not finished, and the wallet balance carried into the next week.
"If a payment is not in the report, it should not have happened."
No surprises.
The cap is set before the vote and cannot be raised after it. The dot spends nothing either way, and the report says so.
Budget questions, answered straight
Where does the dot's money come from?
From the creator fees on $HIVE trades on pump.fun, which go to the dot's wallet. There is no other source. Holders do not fund it and are never asked to.
Who sets the cap?
The holders do, one week at a time. Each proposal names a cap, and the cap of the proposal that wins is on record for that week. The dot spends nothing , so it never goes above it. The report shows zero spent against the cap.
What if the wallet holds less than the cap?
Nothing changes. A cap is a ceiling on record, not a payment, and the dot has no way to pay. The wallet's address is public, so holders can check it before they vote. More on how a week runs is on its own page.
What does a holder pay?
Nothing. Proposing and voting are messages signed with your wallet, not transactions, so they cost no fee. Holders are never asked to pay into the dot's wallet.
What must a proposal say about money?
One number: a spending cap for that week, in USDC. Zero is a valid cap. The dot spends nothing, so the number is a record, not a budget. You write it in the app , in the same form as the rest of the proposal.
Can the cap change after the vote?
No. The cap is part of the proposal, and a proposal cannot be edited once the vote has closed. More money for the same job means a new proposal and a new vote.
What happens to the money in the wallet?
It stays there. Nothing is paid out to holders, nothing is burned and the dot sends nothing.
When is the report posted?
When the dot's week ends, on Sunday at 24:00 UTC. The wallet itself can be read by anyone at any time.
Can the dot pay a person or another agent?
No. The dot writes and has no way to pay. If a job needs a payment, the dot writes what to pay and to whom, and a person makes it.
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