Treasury · The next address

Follow the fees. See the destination.

100% of BLOCK creator fees actually received go to an acquisition reserve for the next property. This page shows the goal, the rules, and every receipt and payment as they exist. Nothing here is invented.

$200K

Next-property reserve goal · receipts not connected

What counts, and what does not.

Counts: creator fees paid to the BLOCK recipient wallet from the pons launch.

Does not count: network gas, fees kept by pons or any exchange, NFT mint proceeds, rental cash.

Awaiting fee connection
The creator-fee recipient wallet and its transaction history are not connected yet. The ledger below fills in from verified receipts once they exist.
Ledger

Receipts and spending

Balance and cumulative receipts are different numbers. Spending reduces the reserve. Unknown values stay blank rather than zero.

Fees receivedNot connected

Cumulative, since launch

Acquisition spendingNot connected

Documented purchases and deposits

Reserve balanceNot connected

Not connected

DateTypeAmountReference
No receipts published yet. Entries appear here with a transaction reference once the fee recipient is connected.
Scenarios

How much volume does $200,000 take?

Arithmetic, not a forecast. The real creator-fee rate comes from the pons launch configuration and is verified before anything is claimed.

Illustrative effective fee received

Pick a rate. The number on the right is the eligible volume that would produce $200,000 in receipts from zero, before any costs.

Eligible volume for $200,000$20,000,000At the selected rate, from a zero balance
NFT proceeds, full mint16.82 ETH888 × 0.018946 ETH, before OpenSea's 10% drop fee
Kept separateYesNFT proceeds never count toward this reserve
Rental cash

Paid to holders

Distributable rent flows to apartment interests under the unit documents. It is not acquisition money.

NFT proceeds

Separate budget

Mint proceeds fund the drop and its costs under a published budget. They are not counted toward the reserve.

Operations

Funded elsewhere

Because 100% of creator fees go to acquisitions, operating costs need their own disclosed source. They will not be netted out of this reserve.