Treasury Fund Calculation

The AINDX Treasury Fund is a key mechanism for ensuring token stability and protecting the system from market fluctuations. It is formed from a portion of funds received from users after deducting marketing expenses.

Treasury Fund Calculation Formula

The treasury fund is updated based on current inflows and liquidity adjustment mechanisms.

$$T_{\text{total, new}} = T_{\text{total, prev}} + T_{\text{new}} - T_{\text{used}}$$

Where:

• T_total, new — updated total treasury fund amount

• T_total, prev — previous treasury fund balance

• T_new — funds received into the treasury fund from current investments

• T_used — expenses from the treasury fund (for liquidity stabilization or payouts)

Treasury Fund Contribution Formula

Funds are allocated to the treasury fund after deducting marketing expenses.

$$T_{\text{new}} = (I_{\text{user}} - M_{\text{new}}) \times K_{\text{treasury}}$$

Where:

• I_user — total user investments

• M_new = I_user × 0.1 — marketing expenses

• K_treasury— allocation coefficient to the treasury fund (0.7–0.8)

Dynamic Treasury Fund Adjustment

The size of the treasury fund is controlled according to market conditions:

• If the treasury fund becomes too large → part of the funds may be redirected to liquidity.

• If the treasury fund falls below the critical level → the system automatically increases the share of contributions to the treasury fund.

• If liquidity drops to the minimum level → a portion of the treasury fund may be used to maintain market stability.