THE CITY ECONOMY / FOXVILLE EXPLAINED
Buybacks, better products and a growing city, with transparent fund use and holder participation.
Treasury-funded buybacks will be announced with their purpose, budget and transaction record. No recurring purchase schedule or collection price target is set here.
How participation connects. Treasury reporting and voting are coming soon.
45% of eligible Foxville revenue goes to treasury. Its purpose is to support the city over time: buybacks, new products, improvements to existing products, operating needs and ecosystem expansion.
The treasury also funds approved offers such as holder raffles. Spending on one purpose uses real resources, so priorities and funding should be visible rather than presented as an unlimited budget.
Buybacks are part of the treasury’s purpose. Each announced programme should explain what is being bought, its budget and the resulting transactions. This guide does not set a recurring purchase schedule or a collection price target.
Treasury use will be transparent to holders. Reporting should connect funds received, approved spending, its purpose and the outcome. Relevant transaction records help holders follow what has happened.
The treasury’s spendable budget stays separate from creator payables, customer balances and reserved reward funds. Transparency means showing those differences as well as the headline amounts.
Holders will take part in treasury decisions through voting. Proposals should explain the idea, requested budget and intended benefit so residents can understand what they are deciding.
Follow the proposal, participation rules and voting window when voting opens. Treasury reporting and voting are coming soon.
A new product, an upgrade to a popular tool or an expansion of the ecosystem should have a clear purpose and a transparent use of funds. The aim is to keep making Foxville more useful and enjoyable, then let that stronger ecosystem support the next stage.