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Term	Meaning
fund token	The tradable token representing a share of a fund. After the genesis mint, issued only by its Mine; redeemable against its treasury. Written `Coin` when it names the contract.
Treasury	The ownerless treasury of a Coin. Holds assets only; anyone can burn the Coin it holds; pays withdrawals.
Mine	The contract that issues Coin through one hourly Dutch auction paid in USDG. Each fund has exactly one Mine.
Takeover	Paying the current price to take over a fund's Mine. Whoever takes it over becomes the current miner and earns the complete current Coin emission rate until someone else takes it over.
Tenure	One miner's time running the Mine, from taking it over until someone else takes it over. The emission rate is fixed for the tenure.
Epoch	One auction period. Starts on each successful takeover or fill, with a new id. The decay period ends when price reaches zero; the epoch continues until the next fill.
Emission	Coin earned by the current miner over time, at a rate that halves for newly started tenures on a fixed schedule.
USDG	The six-decimal token used for mining payments and strategy revenue. Auction buyers instead pay the strategy's chosen asset; demo deployments may use mock USDG.
Resonance	The registry of strategies. Receives routed USDG and streams it to live strategies in proportion to allocation weight over seven days.
ResonanceRouter	A buffer permanently paired with one Resonance. The Mine can be redirected to a different destination. Anyone can call it to forward its balance once conditions are met.
Strategy	An asset acquisition route represented by an Auction contract, which sells received USDG for its chosen payment token.
Payment token	The asset a strategy is pursuing. Buyers pay it; the treasury receives it.
Allocation	Coin escrowed one-for-one to put weight on strategies. Allocates capital (future revenue), without rebalancing existing treasury assets.
SignalCoin	The non-transferable receipt token minted for escrowed Coin; often written sCoin. Also an ERC20Votes token.
Allocation manager	In a manager-led fund, a wallet allowed to allocate. The controller owner can add or remove managers and clear a removed manager’s positions; opening to the community ends manager mode.
Bribe	The reward contract of one strategy. Streams each registered reward token to that strategy's allocators over seven days.
BribeRouter	The buffer that holds a strategy's allocation reward share of each sale until it can start a Bribe stream.
Bribe share	The portion of each strategy sale, in basis points, sent to the BribeRouter instead of the treasury. Zero to 20%.
FundController	The creator's administration contract. Initially owns the Coin, Mine, Resonance and LP token; exposes only typed actions.
Launchpad	The permissionless factory that creates Coin graphs and keeps the authoritative record of each.
Genesis liquidity	The creator’s deposit and the newly minted fund tokens that open a fund’s pool. Their LP tokens are locked forever. Earlier Uniswap V2 launches burned theirs.
Base asset	The token a fund token trades against in its pool, and the one the launch deposit is paid in. USDG unless the creator chose another.
Pool	The fund’s Uniswap V4 market for its fund token and base asset. Every trade in it pays the permanent fee chosen at launch (0.01%–10%), split 70% to the creator side and 30% to the protocol while protocol fees are enabled.
LP token	An ERC-20 share of a pool. Return it to withdraw your share of both tokens; it can also fill a fund’s LP auction. Written LP shares in the contracts.
GLAZE	The GlazeCorp token on Base and Robinhood Chain, which replaced DONUT. See GLAZE.
Effective supply	Total Coin supply plus emission that the current tenure has accrued but not yet minted. The denominator of every withdrawal.
Pull claim	An amount recorded for a beneficiary that anyone may trigger but only the beneficiary receives. Used for outgoing-miner, creator and protocol payments.
Kill	Irreversibly stopping a strategy from receiving new allocations or revenue. Existing allocations can be removed and rewards remain claimable.

Term

Meaning

fund token

The tradable token representing a share of a fund. After the genesis mint, issued only by its Mine; redeemable against its treasury. Written Coin when it names the contract.

Treasury

The ownerless treasury of a Coin. Holds assets only; anyone can burn the Coin it holds; pays withdrawals.

Mine

The contract that issues Coin through one hourly Dutch auction paid in USDG. Each fund has exactly one Mine.

Takeover

Paying the current price to take over a fund's Mine. Whoever takes it over becomes the current miner and earns the complete current Coin emission rate until someone else takes it over.

Tenure

One miner's time running the Mine, from taking it over until someone else takes it over. The emission rate is fixed for the tenure.

Epoch

One auction period. Starts on each successful takeover or fill, with a new id. The decay period ends when price reaches zero; the epoch continues until the next fill.

Emission

Coin earned by the current miner over time, at a rate that halves for newly started tenures on a fixed schedule.

USDG

The six-decimal token used for mining payments and strategy revenue. Auction buyers instead pay the strategy's chosen asset; demo deployments may use mock USDG.

Resonance

The registry of strategies. Receives routed USDG and streams it to live strategies in proportion to allocation weight over seven days.

ResonanceRouter

A buffer permanently paired with one Resonance. The Mine can be redirected to a different destination. Anyone can call it to forward its balance once conditions are met.

Strategy

An asset acquisition route represented by an Auction contract, which sells received USDG for its chosen payment token.

Payment token

The asset a strategy is pursuing. Buyers pay it; the treasury receives it.

Allocation

Coin escrowed one-for-one to put weight on strategies. Allocates capital (future revenue), without rebalancing existing treasury assets.

SignalCoin

The non-transferable receipt token minted for escrowed Coin; often written sCoin. Also an ERC20Votes token.

Allocation manager

In a manager-led fund, a wallet allowed to allocate. The controller owner can add or remove managers and clear a removed manager’s positions; opening to the community ends manager mode.

Bribe

The reward contract of one strategy. Streams each registered reward token to that strategy's allocators over seven days.

BribeRouter

The buffer that holds a strategy's allocation reward share of each sale until it can start a Bribe stream.

Bribe share

The portion of each strategy sale, in basis points, sent to the BribeRouter instead of the treasury. Zero to 20%.

FundController

The creator's administration contract. Initially owns the Coin, Mine, Resonance and LP token; exposes only typed actions.

Launchpad

The permissionless factory that creates Coin graphs and keeps the authoritative record of each.

Genesis liquidity

The creator’s deposit and the newly minted fund tokens that open a fund’s pool. Their LP tokens are locked forever. Earlier Uniswap V2 launches burned theirs.

Base asset

The token a fund token trades against in its pool, and the one the launch deposit is paid in. USDG unless the creator chose another.

Pool

The fund’s Uniswap V4 market for its fund token and base asset. Every trade in it pays the permanent fee chosen at launch (0.01%–10%), split 70% to the creator side and 30% to the protocol while protocol fees are enabled.

LP token

An ERC-20 share of a pool. Return it to withdraw your share of both tokens; it can also fill a fund’s LP auction. Written LP shares in the contracts.

GLAZE

The GlazeCorp token on Base and Robinhood Chain, which replaced DONUT. See GLAZE.

Effective supply

Total Coin supply plus emission that the current tenure has accrued but not yet minted. The denominator of every withdrawal.

Pull claim

An amount recorded for a beneficiary that anyone may trigger but only the beneficiary receives. Used for outgoing-miner, creator and protocol payments.

Kill

Irreversibly stopping a strategy from receiving new allocations or revenue. Existing allocations can be removed and rewards remain claimable.