How it is funded
100% of the creator fee share is designated for the EI Treasury, collected in $EI and SPCX. Fees accrue with trades; the beneficiary must claim them. Claimed assets remain treasury assets until an approved project expense.
Built for the long haul
EI Treasury
Trading activity funds the treasury. 100% of the creator fee share is designated for one public wallet, with balances and receipts visible here.
PRELAUNCH · WALLET PENDING
Tracked token value
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The public wallet will be announced before launch.
CREATOR FEES TO TREASURY100%Planned fee destination
$EI HOLDINGS—Community token
SPCX HOLDINGS—SpaceX quote token
What the treasury holds
Awaiting wallet| Asset | Balance | Price | Value | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 EIElon Intelligence | — | — | — | Prelaunch |
S SPCXSpaceX | — | — | — | Wallet pending |
No balances published yet.
Market values are estimates, not cash available to spend. Large sales can move prices.
The starting point
0%
Reserved creator allocation.
The full token supply enters the launch pool. The treasury is funded by creator fees after launch.
The destination
100%
Of creator fees to EI Treasury.
The designated wallet claims creator fees in $EI and SPCX. Bankr, protocol, and liquidity fees remain separate.
Explore the fee flowFollow the receipts
The public ledger.
Token transfers in and out, with a receipt for each entry. A transfer is called a fee collection only when its source has been reviewed.
PRELAUNCH · WALLET PENDINGNo transfers published
The first receipt comes after launch.
Once the treasury wallet is published, its token transfers appear here. No fee collections or payments have been recorded.
Awaiting the official treasury wallet.
This ledger covers indexed ERC-20 transfers. Network gas and native-asset movements are excluded; the wallet explorer remains the full reference. Incoming transfers may be unsolicited. Project labels are explanations, not proof of origin or endorsement.
Before money moves
Spending approvals
Approved purpose, asset, amount, recipient, and approver are published before execution. Approval alone is not a payment.
No spending approvals published.
Treasury policy · v1.0 · October 2, 2026
Public funds.
Clear responsibility.
Creator fees support the EI project. Every outgoing payment needs approval and a public explanation.
Initial custodianProject founder
Approval thresholdEvery outgoing transaction
Website accessRead-only · no keys
Who can approve
The project founder is the initial treasury custodian and must approve every outgoing transaction before it is signed. This is founder-controlled stewardship. No council vote, community voting right, or multisignature protection is represented as active.
Controller wallet: To be published before launch
What it can fund
EI development, hosting, security reviews, original artwork, community projects, and disclosed marketing. Each payment must serve the project. Personal withdrawals and undisclosed compensation are outside this policy.
Before and after payment
Publish the purpose, asset, amount, destination, and founder approval before spending. Add the transaction receipt after execution. Any sale, conversion, or liquidity contribution requires the same explicit approval and public record.
No automatic spending
No automatic treasury buybacks, burns, token locks, distributions, or reinvestment. Bankr’s own pool-level liquidity-fee mechanics are separate from treasury spending. Holding $EI gives no redemption right or claim on treasury assets.
Open records
The website holds no wallet keys and cannot move funds. Balances and transfers come from public chain data; project explanations are labeled separately. Policy and custody changes must be published before taking effect, with prior versions retained.
Prelaunch: treasury and controller addresses, fee-beneficiary configuration, and the live data connection must be verified before activation.