Protocol treasury

Treasury and buybacks

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Every figure below is read from Robinhood Chain on the server and is verifiable transaction by transaction on the explorer. A buyback here means one thing only: a transaction the deployer wallet sent, spending native currency, that returned $SPAWN to that wallet. Inbound transfers the deployer did not pay for are not counted as buybacks. Nothing on this page shows a zero when a read fails — an unresolved figure renders as an em dash, and the status above says whether the data is live, cached, or unavailable.

Balances
Treasury Safe holdingsloading…
Cumulative buybacksloading…
Native currency spent on buybacksloading…
Buybacks routed into the Safeloading…
Held by the deployer walletloading…
Cumulative burnsloading…
— of which launch-gate burnsloading…
Buyback executor0x172211c83F6B2C6a1BCBE6EB78c5a200C498602cDeployer wallet

Buyback transactions

Each row is one deployer-sent transaction that spent native currency and received $SPAWN. The buybacks the treasury holds were transferred on from this wallet in the separate routing transactions listed below.

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Routing into the treasury

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Burns

Two sinks count as burns: a transfer to 0x…dEaD, and a burn() call, which this token emits as a transfer to the zero address. Launch-gate burns — the fixed amount every organism launch spends — are labelled with the organism they created.

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