Governance & Compliance

MYCOREALMS operates under MetaDAO’s Futarchy model — decisions are made through prediction markets, not votes. No investor holds ownership rights or profit entitlement.

The founder reserves the right to allocate 70% of profits at their discretion toward operational growth, infrastructure development, and expansion initiatives. The remaining 30% of profits will automatically be sent to the DAO at the end of every month, with a 7-day settlement window. Any use of treasury funds, including this 30%, will require a proposal under futarchy governance — whether it’s to retain funds in treasury, conduct buybacks, add liquidity, or launch community-driven programs — whether to retain it in treasury, conduct buybacks, add liquidity, or fund community-driven programs.

DAO Buyback Mechanism

To sustain long-term token value and engagement, the DAO will conduct planned monthly buyback operations using funds received from operational profits. These buybacks will be executed transparently, with records and transaction summaries stored on Arweave for public review. Tokens acquired during these buybacks will be stored within the DAO treasury, maintaining a reserve that supports long-term project stability.

The buyback strategy is designed to:

• Create recurring market demand for $MYCO.

• Stabilize token price through periodic liquidity absorption.

• Reward long-term holders by reducing circulating supply.

• Strengthen the DAO’s treasury base for future proposals.

If necessary, the DAO may choose — through futarchy proposals — to sell or reallocate these treasury-held tokens to fund new initiatives, liquidity provisions, or operational expansions, ensuring both flexibility and accountability. The DAO may, by vote through futarchy, adjust the timing, amount, or target pools for buybacks based on market performance and treasury health.