SQUIRT
THE PUBLIC TREASURY / ROBINHOOD CHAIN

The Juice
Reserve.

Every drop has a destination.
Follow the funding. See what it earns.

FUNDED BY3%$squirt TOKEN TAX

Checking the reserve…

The token and receiver addresses will be shown here when connected. Until then, balances and performance remain unavailable.
$squirt · Pons v2Address pending
3% tax receiverAddress pending
Asset-holding treasuryAddress pending
THE SQUEEZE, BY THE NUMBERS

Open books.
Extra pulp.

Awaiting first report

Reported treasury valueWallet + deployed assets in the report
Tax receipts · periodFunding, kept separate from earnings
Harvested yield · periodReported gross income received
Net performance · periodNeeds NAV and complete cash flows

How the reserve grows.

— Reported value– – Starting value + net funding
THE FIRST SQUEEZE IS STILL TO COME

Room for the real story.

The chart begins with published treasury valuations. No sample growth or projected earnings.

Net performance subtracts external funding from changes in treasury value. Yield receipts are shown separately and are already part of that value.

WHAT'S IN THE BOTTLE

The asset blend.

Wallet valuation unavailable

AssetBalancePriced valueSource
The treasury address is not connected yet.

Live wallet balances are separate from reported treasury NAV. Untracked tokens are excluded from the priced total; LP positions and vaults need their own accounting.

Assets put to work.

Project-published positions

No yield-bearing positions have been published yet.

FOLLOW EVERY POUR

The receipts.

DateRecordAmountEvidence
Tax receipts and harvested yield will appear with transaction links.

Transfers are not automatically treated as tax or income. The live feed is a recent, partial view. Published records supply the classification and USD value.

THE HOUSE RECIPE

Tax funds it.
Assets earn it.

Illustrated SQUIRT juice bottle

squirt is the name and symbol of our Pons v2 token. Its 3% tax goes to a designated receiver. Those funds are used to purchase yield-bearing assets, with the holdings and performance reported here.

How is performance calculated?

Net performance equals ending NAV minus starting NAV minus contributions (including tax receipts), plus withdrawals. Buying an asset within the treasury is not an external withdrawal. Harvested yield is not added to NAV a second time.

When the report includes complete dated external cash flows, the percentage return uses Modified Dietz: net performance divided by starting value plus time-weighted net funding. It is a period return, not annualized APY.

Where does the data come from?

Wallet balances and recent transfers use Robinhood Chain's Blockscout indexer. Historical NAV, positions, tax classification and yield receipts come from project-published accounting records with source blocks or transaction links. Those reports are not independently audited. Missing data is shown as unavailable.

Does treasury yield go to token holders?

This dashboard tracks assets held by the project treasury. No holder distribution, redemption right or automatic payout is specified in this treasury model.

What happens before the addresses are connected?

The token economics and reporting interface are visible, but live readings remain off. Connecting the token contract and receiver allows read-only tracking. Funds are managed separately; this page cannot move assets.

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