What's New This Week: Updated 2026-04-18 20:28:44 UTC
Wallet and Telegram mission rollout updates shipped this week across mission catalog hardening, mini-app UX, and operator visibility.
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Funding & Grant Policy

How VETS Coin handles founder support, partner grants, and liquidity safeguards so project funding stays mission-first and publicly understandable.

Last updated: 2026-06-17 01:11:10 UTC

Founder Contributions (Cash/SOL)

This section explains how direct founder support is documented so project operations can keep moving without blurring the line between liquidity, donations, and reimbursable expenses.

  • Founder contributions are treated as project expenses.
  • Reimbursements come only from non‑LP revenue (donations, sponsors, services).
  • Liquidity pool funds are never used for reimbursement.
  • Reimbursements require approval and documentation.

Partner Grants

Partner grants are structured to support downstream mission work without creating opaque token pressure or unclear treasury expectations.

  • Grants are milestone‑based and released in tranches.
  • Partnerships bucket funds grants first; Treasury is strategic only.
  • Large grants require liquidity depth to grow first.
  • No partner is encouraged to dump into thin liquidity.

Liquidity Protection Rules

These safeguards exist to keep funding decisions consistent with the public token, status, and transparency surfaces rather than short-term hype cycles.

  • Liquidity depth grows before major token distribution.
  • Matched SOL is required for large VETS liquidity adds.
  • We favor slow, transparent expansion over short‑term hype.
This policy is mission‑first. VETS is a utility and donation token; there are no promises of profit. If funding policy changes materially, this page should move in sync with the project’s public trust surfaces.