Dilution & Token Issuance

Token Supply

The $OKFUND token has a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Current circulating supply can be tracked in real time at okfamilyfund.com/token.

The remaining supply is held in reserve for future issuance, which will be determined by DAO governance to finance treasury growth and decentralization.

Purpose of Issuance

New issuances of $OKFUND serve as the DAO’s primary mechanism to raise capital for the treasury. When additional tokens are released into liquidity pools, the proceeds are allocated to purchase assets such as BTC, SOL, stocks, ETFs, or other instruments defined by governance. This model ensures that token issuance is directly tied to the growth of the DAO’s asset base.

Dilution Dynamics

Each issuance increases the circulating supply of $OKFUND. As circulation grows, the per-token backing (tNAV) is spread across more tokens. This process is known as dilution.

• Dilution does not reduce the total size of the treasury, but it decreases the proportion of treasury assets represented by each token.

• Market value (mNAV) may react differently, trading at a premium or discount relative to tNAV based on demand, sentiment, and liquidity.

• Over time, responsible issuance ensures that treasury growth and community participation remain aligned.

Governance Control

All future token issuances will be subject to DAO governance:

• A formal proposal must be submitted to the DAO, outlining the purpose, size, and structure of the issuance.

• Voting by $OKFUND holders will determine whether the issuance proceeds.

• Only upon approval will new tokens be released into the market.

This structure guarantees that no single entity controls token dilution. The community, through governance, decides how and when issuance occurs, ensuring transparency and alignment with the DAO’s long-term mission.

Long-Term Commitment

The DAO is committed to a gradual release schedule rather than large, sudden issuances. This approach:

• Minimizes market shocks and excessive short-term volatility

• Allows the treasury to expand steadily alongside circulation

• Ensures governance has full oversight over the pace of dilution