🏦Funds Allocation Strategy and Reward System

A conservative and flexible approach to fund allocation

Treasury Fund

The Treasury Fund will receive 30% of our NFT Minting Revenue and 30% of our Secondary Market Royalties in perpetuity.

After mint, Our Treasury Fund will be converted to FIAT currency and deployed into a combination of ATS Best Trading Strategies through our partner broker First Prudential Markets.

Holders will be able to keep track of the portfolio’s performance 24/7.

Profits generated from trading will be converted back into $ADA, returned on-chain, and made available to claim through the “Memory Vault” our Staking Portal operated by Anvil Dev. Agency.

ATS will retain a performance fee of 20% on the profits generated (instead of the regular 30% fee we apply in Web2), using the High Water-mark Criteria. No profits = No Performance fees.

Holders may claim their Rewards quarterly, with NFTs requiring a minimum staking period in the Memory Vault for eligibility.

This Utility setup keeps the supply fixed at 3000 while the Treasury keeps growing over time, acting as a safety buffer in case certain strategies fall short of the mark.

Business Development Fund

An additional 40 % of our Minting Revenue/ Royalties will be deployed in our Business Development Fund. Its primary purpose will be to invest aggressively into our IP, with Arby the Butterfly as the main focus, creating diversified revenue streams beyond trading income. Its second purpose will be to upgrade our existing Web3 tech infrastructure to increase our Utility System's operability.

Operations

The remaining 30% of our Minting Revenue/Royalties will be allocated to operations. This fund will be utilized to expand ARBITER’s team and sustain operational expenses, ensuring ARBITER can operate independently without relying on cash injections from A.T.S.

Why 30/40/30

The rationale behind the 30/40/30 allocation strategy is to optimize the Return on Investment (ROI) per NFT while preserving a significant level of flexibility.

While a higher allocation to the Treasury Fund could boost short-term ROI, it might impede our ability to make strategic investments and develop product lines that could substantially enhance the value of the ARBITER brand.

This balanced approach aligns with our goal of positioning ARBITER as a diversification tool with multiple revenue streams.