Liquidity and Treasury Fund Balancing

AINDX utilizes a dynamic allocation of funds between the treasury fund, liquidity, and marketing expenses to ensure token stability and stimulate its growth.

Funds entering the system from users are distributed in three directions:

• Marketing Fund (fixed 10%)

• Treasury Fund (70-80% of the remaining amount)

• Liquidity (20-30% of the remaining amount)

The distribution formula of incoming funds:

$$I_{\text{user}} = M_{\text{new}} + R_{\text{new}} + L_{\text{new}}$$

Where:

• I_user — total user investments

• M_new — funds allocated to marketing

• R_new — funds directed to the treasury fund

• L_new — funds allocated to liquidity

Fixed portion for marketing:

$$M_{\text{new}} = I_{\text{user}} \times 0.1$$

Remaining funds after marketing expenses:

$$I_{\text{adjusted}} = I_{\text{user}} - M_{\text{new}}$$

Distribution of remaining funds between liquidity and treasury fund:

$$R_{\text{new}} = I_{\text{adjusted}} \times K_{\text{treasury}}$$

$$L_{\text{new}} = I_{\text{adjusted}} \times K_{\text{liquidity}}$$

Where:

• K_treasury — proportion of funds allocated to the treasury fund (0.7–0.8)

• K_liquidity — proportion of funds allocated to liquidity (0.2–0.3)

• K_treasury + K_liquidity = 1

Dynamic adjustment of coefficients

• If liquidity falls below the critical level (L < L_min), the K_liquidity coefficient increases.

• If liquidity is sufficient but the market is unstable, the system directs more funds to the treasury fund.

• If the treasury fund is excessively large relative to the circulation, the algorithm may reduce the treasury and increase liquidity.