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(a) IP ownership & control

No for-profit development company exists, and no entity with equity shareholders claims rights to the protocol. Intellectual property is held and administered by the Turtle Club Association (a Swiss Verein based in Zug, with no equity shareholders), solely to execute decisions approved by the DAO. This covers the protocol codebase, developed by contributors engaged under the Association's Master Token Incentive Plan (TMTIP), and the Turtle brand and domains. The protocol repositories are proprietary; public transparency data (per-address airdrop allocations) is published under the turtle-dao GitHub organization (github.com/turtle-dao/turtle-transparency) without a separate open-source license. The Association also holds the Lunar Strategy brand and business: Lunar Strategy, a marketing and go-to-market business acquired in June 2026 (publicly announced 2026-07-22), operates as a business unit of Turtle inside the Turtle Club Association, not as a separate legal entity, so its brand, client contracts and economic value sit within the Association for the benefit of the DAO.

(b) Contract/admin powers

DAO Treasury Multisig, 0x2e0355922EF3a5b77d29287C808aEafB4e7f25B2 (Ethereum and BSC, same address and signer set). Gnosis Safe v1.4.1 with a 3-of-5 signing threshold; five signers comprising core team members and independent parties; no modules or guard contracts are enabled. Holds the unallocated Ecosystem and Community allocation. Method of authority: 3-of-5 signature execution of governance-approved actions. Limits: no on-chain timelock, veto or guard; its authority is bounded off-chain by the Association's Articles of Association (the Board manages the Association's assets and implements DAO resolutions, Articles 12 and 23) and by the standing rule that every treasury outflow requires governance approval.d contracts are enabled. Holds the unallocated Ecosystem and Community allocation. Method of authority: 3-of-5 signature execution of governance-approved actions. Limits: no on-chain timelock, veto or guard; its authority is bounded off-chain by the Association's Articles of Association (the Board manages the Association's assets and implements DAO resolutions, Articles 12 and 23) and by the standing rule that every treasury outflow requires governance approval.

Off-chain governance approval standard: pending activation of the deployed Governor contract, DAO-approved actions are authorized by resolution of the board of the Turtle Club Association, acting on token holder signal, and executed by the 3-of-5 Treasury Multisig.

Governor contract (OpenZeppelin Governor), 0x27cbB991EfF5E5c7b6734675E837EDDF924Ffece (Ethereum). Deployed, not yet active. Parameters: proposal threshold 1.5M sTURTLE, quorum 4%, voting delay 4 days, voting period 2 weeks. Method of authority once active: token-weighted majority of sTURTLE votes cast, subject to quorum. Executor powers once active: a passed proposal authorizes the Association's Board to execute the approved action, with on-chain treasury movements executed through the 3-of-5 Treasury Multisig; no timelock is configured. Limits: the Governor holds no authority over the TURTLE token contract (immutable, no mint or pause), cannot change the fixed supply, and cannot deviate from the TMTIP standard vesting schedule without the separate supermajority (66%) token holder vote.

TURTLE token contract, 0x66fd8de541c0594b4dccdfc13bf3a390e50d3afd (Ethereum and BSC). Immutable ERC-20: no mint function, no pause role, no admin key. No authority exists over this contract.

Rewards distribution contract, 0x56aa6D651bfefA9207B35E508716466359BAe8eF (BSC). Owned by the 3-of-5 DAO Treasury Multisig; method of authority: 3-of-5 signature execution of governance-approved actions.

Staking contract (sTURTLE), 0x2d362158034EEB28e1a7062F24FfC436b1D01858 (Ethereum). Upgradeable proxy governed by an on-chain access manager (OpenZeppelin AccessManager, itself an upgradeable proxy) at 0xD5e4ac485F09eE907F5dD8b9a9935a09875f7bFb. Admin authority over the manager is held by a single address, 0xaed8FCC3B124E754D4a8Def82f2CA579b4370058 (Turtle Access Admin), an operator-controlled wallet held in Utila MPC custody by the Turtle Club Association; it is not a DAO multisig and not the deployer, and no other address holds the admin role. Method of authority: transactions submitted directly from that wallet, signed through Utila MPC custody under a policy requiring approval by at least one additional Utila administrator (all four authorised approvers are Association personnel); this control is enforced at the custody layer, not as an on-chain signing threshold, and transactions execute immediately with no on-chain timelock. Limits: the admin role controls the staking contract's privileged functions (setting the redeem delay, pausing and unpausing, rescuing unclaimed redeem requests, and authorising contract upgrades), with protections enforced in the contract itself: a pause suspends deposits and mints only, leaving redemption requests and claims available so holders can always exit, and unclaimed redeem requests can be rescued only after 365 days past their unlock timestamp.

Sablier vesting streams: the Association may cancel a stream solely under the TMTIP leaver provisions. Method of authority: a resolution of the Association's Board, passed by simple majority of Board members present with the President holding the casting vote (Articles 11 and 12 of the Articles of Association), determining good-leaver or bad-leaver status; the cancellation transaction is then submitted by the Association's authorised signatories. No other person can cancel a stream, no other ground for cancellation exists, and any deviation from the standard vesting schedule requires a supermajority (66%) token holder vote.

Bridge pools: controlled by Chainlink CCIP; Turtle holds no unilateral bridge authority.

(c) Locked-token rights (conditional)

A locking mechanism exists. TURTLE holders stake TURTLE to receive sTURTLE, which carries governance voting power; unstaked TURTLE carries no voting rights. sTURTLE holders can decide: treasury allocations and outflows, protocol parameters and upgrades, strategic initiatives, distributions from the Ecosystem Growth allocation, and, by supermajority, deviations from the standard vesting schedule and any new token launch. sTURTLE holders cannot: compel dividend-style distributions to holders (no such mechanism exists), direct the Turtle Club Association beyond the execution of DAO-approved decisions, or alter the fixed token supply without a quorum-based governance vote. Tokens locked in vesting contracts (team, investors, advisors) cannot be staked, carry no voting power, and earn no staking rewards until vested and claimed.

(d) Current tokenholder governance rights and economic arrangements

Governance is currently conducted off-chain by sTURTLE holders, with approved outcomes executed by the Turtle Club Association and the DAO Treasury Multisig. Presently operative arrangements:

Treasury actions: all treasury outflows require governance approval and are executed by the DAO Multisig. Distributions from the Ecosystem Growth allocation are disclosed publicly at least 7 days in advance, including recipient category, amount, vesting terms, and rationale.

Fee routing: all protocol inflows (boost payments, vault performance and AUM fees, campaign revenues, curation and transaction fee shares) flow directly to the DAO-controlled treasury. No fee share is routed to any equity holder or off-chain entity beyond Association operating expenses approved by the DAO.

Rewards: staking rewards accrue to non-insider sTURTLE stakers; unvested insider allocations are excluded.

Buybacks: no standing buyback or token-repurchase program operates. No dividends or direct distributions to token holders currently operate; value accrues to the DAO treasury, which token holders govern. Lunar Strategy, the marketing and go-to-market business acquired in June 2026, operates as a business unit inside the Turtle Club Association rather than as a separate legal entity; its revenue and costs form part of the Association's accounts, and its economic value accrues to the DAO as the Association's beneficiary.

(e) Control surface reliance

The protocol anticipates transitioning voting on-chain. An OpenZeppelin Governor contract is already deployed (proposal threshold 1.5M sTURTLE, quorum 4%, voting delay 4 days, voting period 2 weeks) and will assume active use when the protocol activates on-chain governance. The intended end state is a hybrid model: binding on-chain votes by sTURTLE holders, with the Turtle Club Association executing off-chain actions (legal agreements, treasury transfers) strictly as directed by vote outcomes. No changes to the fixed supply, the absence of a DevCo, or the routing of protocol inflows to the DAO treasury are anticipated as part of this transition. No firm activation date is committed; activation will be announced through official channels.

(f) Dissolution authority

The DAO's off-chain wrapper is the Turtle Club Association, a Swiss Verein domiciled in Zug (founded 12 July 2024, entered in the Commercial Register of the Canton of Zug, UID CHE-258.098.477). Under its Articles of Association, dissolution is decided by the General Meeting of members with a majority of three quarters (75%) of the members present (Articles 9 and 24); the same 75% threshold applies to amendments of the Articles. If dissolution is resolved, the Board carries out the liquidation unless the General Meeting appoints special liquidators (Article 24). Net assets remaining after payment of all debts and other obligations may be distributed to the members of the Association (Article 25); membership is a single class admitted at the Board's discretion, with one vote per member and a membership fee of CHF 0. The Association may also be dissolved by operation of law under Articles 76 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code (insolvency, or a court finding its purpose unlawful). Under Article 23 of the Articles, DAO resolutions are proposals to the Association which the General Meeting or the Board implements unless implementation lacks funding, contradicts the Association's purpose, breaches Swiss or foreign law, or creates other risk for the Association. A wind-up of the DAO treasury itself is a treasury action: it requires sTURTLE holder approval under the standard governance process (proposal threshold 1.5M sTURTLE, quorum 4%, token-weighted majority of votes cast) and execution by the 3-of-5 DAO Treasury Multisig, with any related legal steps resolved by the Association's Board.

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(a) Entity

Entity: Turtle Club Association, a Swiss Verein (association under Articles 60 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code) with its seat at Gotthardstrasse 26, 6300 Zug, Switzerland, UID CHE-258.098.477. Founded on 12 July 2024 and entered in the Commercial Register of the Canton of Zug (application filed 15 July 2024). Non-profit under Article 3 of its Articles of Association; no equity and no shareholders. Its bodies are the General Meeting of members (one vote per member) and a Board of at least two members elected for one-year terms. Board as registered: Esfandiar Lagevardi (President, sole signing authority), Felix Frisk (member, joint signature at two), Caspar Sauter (member, sole signing authority). No auditor is appointed because the thresholds of Article 69b of the Swiss Civil Code are not met. It was the entity directly involved in the issuance of TURTLE at TGE (October 22, 2025).

(b) IP ownership & control

IP: the Association holds and administers the protocol codebase IP, the Turtle brand and domains, and the Lunar Strategy brand and business unit, solely to execute DAO-approved decisions. Article 3 of its Articles of Association expressly permits the Association to hold participations in other companies, to acquire, exploit, administer and dispose of tokens and intellectual property rights, and to establish subsidiaries and branch offices in Switzerland and abroad; the protocol IP and the Lunar Strategy business unit are held under that authority. Lunar Strategy is not a separate legal entity. The protocol repositories are proprietary. Public transparency data (per-address airdrop allocations) is published under the turtle-dao GitHub organization (github.com/turtle-dao/turtle-transparency) without a separate open-source license.

(c) Powers over DAO, treasury, protocol-controlled resources, and token administration

The Foundation (Turtle Club Association) holds the following powers, each with its method of exercise; it holds no others.

Treasury: no unilateral power. Treasury outflows require DAO governance approval and execute through the DAO Treasury Multisig with a 3-of-5 signature threshold; the signer set includes core team members and independent parties.

Protocol revenue: no power to redirect. All protocol inflows (boost payments, vault fees, campaign revenues, curation and transaction fee shares) route to the DAO treasury by default; the Association cannot capture or redirect revenue to itself beyond DAO-approved operating funding (see (f)).

Reward parameters: none. Incentive campaign parameters (rates, durations, eligibility) are configured by the partner protocols running each campaign, within the protocol's rules; the Association does not set or alter reward parameters on live campaigns.

Token administration: the token contract is immutable (no mint, no pause), so no administration power exists over supply. The Association administers the TMTIP vesting plan; method: Association board action strictly bounded by the plan's terms, limited to (i) issuing grants on the standard 12-month-cliff/36-month-linear schedule and (ii) cancelling Sablier streams solely upon a board determination of leaver status under the plan's leaver provisions. Any deviation from the standard schedule requires a supermajority (66%) token holder vote, which the Association cannot waive.

Market maker lending: the Association acts as lender of record for the three market maker token loans. Method: the Association executes each loan agreement as a DAO-approved action; the loaned tokens (aggregate 22,500,000 TURTLE, 2.25% of supply) are drawn from the Liquidity, MM & Exchange reserve and released via the 3-of-5 Treasury Multisig.

(d) Powers over DevCo

Powers over DevCo: no DevCo exists.

(e) Contract/admin powers

Pause authority: none. The TURTLE token contract has no pause function on any chain, and the Association holds no pause keys over any token-related contract.

Upgrade authority: none held directly on-chain. The one upgradeable token-related contract (the sTURTLE staking proxy) is governed by an on-chain access manager at 0xD5e4ac485F09eE907F5dD8b9a9935a09875f7bFb, whose admin is a single operator-controlled wallet (Turtle Access Admin, 0xaed8FCC3B124E754D4a8Def82f2CA579b4370058) held in Utila MPC custody. The Association holds an indirect role in that process: the Utila custody account through which the admin wallet operates is held by the Turtle Club Association, all four authorised approvers are Association personnel, and the Association designates those approvers. The Association therefore participates indirectly in staking contract upgrade and admin actions through its control of the custody account, while holding no direct on-chain admin key. Approval threshold within the Utila custody account: 3 of the 4 authorised approvers.

Governance-executor authority: yes. The Association executes DAO-approved decisions off-chain (legal agreements, treasury transfers). Method: an Association board resolution implementing the approved outcome, with any on-chain movement executed through the 3-of-5 DAO Treasury Multisig. The Association cannot originate treasury actions without governance approval.

Vesting stream administration: the Association may cancel a Sablier vesting stream solely under the TMTIP leaver provisions. Method: board determination of good-leaver or bad-leaver status per the plan; no other modification authority exists, and schedule deviations require a supermajority (66%) token holder vote.

Association signing authority per the Commercial Register of the Canton of Zug: the President (Esfandiar Lagevardi) signs alone, one Board member (Caspar Sauter) signs alone, and one Board member (Felix Frisk) signs jointly with a second signatory. Board resolutions pass by simple majority of members present with the President holding the casting vote, and may be taken by circular resolution unless a member requests a meeting (Articles 11 and 12 of the Articles of Association). No on-chain timelock applies to any authority listed above.

(f) Current economic arrangements and distribution policies

Authorizing mechanism: the Association's funding is authorized through DAO governance-approved treasury resolutions, under the standing arrangement disclosed in Section 3(d) that every treasury outflow requires governance approval; approved amounts are released by the 3-of-5 Treasury Multisig. Distributions from the Ecosystem Growth allocation additionally follow a programmatic disclosure rule: public notice at least 7 days before distribution, stating recipient category, amount, vesting terms, and rationale.

Recipients: resources flow to (i) the Association itself, strictly for operating expenses (legal, compliance, treasury management, infrastructure); (ii) core contributors and independent contractors, as TURTLE grants under the TMTIP, streamed via Sablier on the standard vesting schedule; (iii) external advisors and service providers, from the 16M TURTLE Advisor Allocation; and (iv) ecosystem participants, via governance-approved Ecosystem Growth distributions and campaign incentives. No resources flow to equity holders (none exist), and no direct distributions flow to token holders.

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(a) Entity

No DevCo exists. No for-profit development company was directly or indirectly involved in the issuance of TURTLE at launch, none has been dissolved or replaced, and none exists today.

(b) IP ownership & control

Not applicable; no DevCo exists. No development company owns or controls any protocol IP, codebase, or brand.

(c) Powers over DAO, treasury, protocol-controlled resources, and token administration

Not applicable; no DevCo exists and no such entity holds any power over the DAO, treasury, protocol-controlled resources, or token administration.

(d) Powers over Foundation

Not applicable; no DevCo exists and no entity holds powers over the Turtle Club Association other than its own governing bodies.

(e) Contract/admin powers

Not applicable; no DevCo exists and no development company holds pause, upgrade, or executor authority over any contract.

(f) Current economic arrangements and distribution policies

Not applicable; no DevCo exists. No protocol cash flows are or can be directed to development-company equity holders, as no such entity or equity exists.

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(a) Identity & role

One Affiliated Protocol Contributor exists: Lunar Strategy. Lunar Strategy is a brand and business unit of Turtle and not a separate legal entity, so its identity fields are those of the entity that operates it. Legal name: Turtle Club Association. Entity type: Swiss Verein (association under Articles 60 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code). Jurisdiction: Zug, Switzerland, UID CHE-258.098.477. Role: marketing, communications, go-to-market and events for the protocol and its partner protocols, run as a separately managed P&L inside the Association since the Lunar Strategy business was acquired in June 2026 (publicly announced 22 July 2026). The market makers disclosed in the Market Maker Agreements section are counterparties under token loan agreements, not protocol contributors, and are not Affiliated Protocol Contributors. No other APC exists.

(b) Parameter control & scope

Lunar Strategy holds no control over protocol parameters, contracts, or governance; its scope is limited to marketing, communications and go-to-market services. No other APC exists.

(c) Contract/admin powers

None. Lunar Strategy holds no keys, no multisig seats in its business-unit capacity, and no pause, upgrade, or governance-executor authority over any protocol contract. No other APC exists.

(d) Compensation and material economic arrangements

Lunar Strategy is a business unit inside the Turtle Club Association, so no protocol resources are routed to any third party. Source: its operating costs (staff, tooling, events) are paid from the Association's operating budget, which is funded from the DAO treasury under governance-approved treasury resolutions. Routing mechanism: approved amounts are released by the 3-of-5 DAO Treasury Multisig to the Association's operating accounts. Frequency: ongoing, settled through the Association's regular operating cycle. Duration: for as long as the business unit operates, with no fixed end date. Revenue: client fees earned by Lunar Strategy are received by the Association and accrue to the DAO as the Association's beneficiary. No token allocation, revenue share, fee routing or other protocol-linked economics are routed to Lunar Strategy beyond that operating budget; individual contributors may receive TURTLE grants under the TMTIP, disclosed in the Vesting Insider Tokens section. No other APC exists.

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(a) Post-TGE employee lock as % of total supply

Post-TGE token compensation exists and is governed by the same plan as founding-team grants: the Turtle Master Token Incentive Plan (TMTIP), drawing from the Team, Advisors & Contributors allocation (23.10% of total supply). Tokens currently locked and attributable specifically to employees and contractors hired after TGE (October 22, 2025) total approximately 55,000,000 TURTLE, approximately 5.5% of total supply. All such tokens remain locked under the standard schedule and cannot be staked or voted until vested and claimed.

(b) Typical post-TGE vesting schedule

Post-TGE hires receive grants on the identical Standard Schedule applied to founding contributors, with no separate or discounted plan: total duration 48 months, a mandatory 12-month cliff, then linear vesting over 36 months, streamed continuously via Sablier contracts for on-chain verifiability. The Vesting Commencement Date for post-TGE hires is set to the TGE date (October 22, 2025) rather than the hire date, aligning all unlock timelines to a single schedule; the practical effect is that a later hire's effective cliff from their start date is shorter than 12 months, while their total lock still ends no earlier than any founding contributor's. Signing bonuses in unlocked tokens, cliffs under 12 months, and schedules under 4 years are prohibited; any deviation requires a supermajority (66%) vote of token holders. Bad-leaver termination forfeits 100% of unvested and vested-but-unclaimed tokens to the treasury; good leavers retain vested tokens only.

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(a) Existence

Token-based advisory compensation exists. External advisors providing strategic, technical, and legal services are compensated exclusively in TURTLE token allocations; no fiat payments and no revenue-sharing arrangements exist for advisors. Advisors receiving fiat-only compensation: none.

(b) Total token allocation

A total of 13,000,000 TURTLE (1.3% of total supply) is currently outstanding for advisory services, from the dedicated Advisor Allocation pool within the Team, Advisors & Contributors allocation. The pool originally comprised 16,000,000 TURTLE across strategic, technical, and legal advisors; 2,000,000 TURTLE was subsequently repurchased from one advisor by the treasury, and approximately 1,000,000 TURTLE was cancelled following the termination of an advisory relationship, leaving 13,000,000 TURTLE outstanding. This is the aggregate across all existing token-based advisory services. All advisor allocations are subject to the standard vesting schedule and cannot be staked or voted until vested and claimed.

(c) Payer entity

The Turtle Club Association (Swiss Verein, Zug), via the dedicated Advisor Allocation pool defined in the tokenomics. Grants are streamed through Sablier vesting contracts, released per the standard schedule; the Association administers the streams and may cancel them solely under the TMTIP leaver provisions.

(d) Description of advisory/services

Three service categories, each with its allocation:

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(a) Existence & scope

No KOLs or influencers receive TURTLE tokens as payment, in whole or in part, and no token-paid KOL engagements have existed since TGE. Turtle's creator-facing program is deliberately structured as the alternative to token-paid KOL marketing: distributors are compensated through deposit-based revenue share on verified deposits they route to opportunities, settled outside the native token, with no TURTLE grants attached to promotion. No token-paid engagements were inherited through the Lunar Strategy acquisition.

(b) Usernames & roles

Not applicable; no KOL or influencer receives tokens for payment, so there are no usernames or roles to disclose.

(c) Token allocation & vesting/locks

Not applicable; zero tokens are allocated to KOL or influencer engagements, and no vesting or lock arrangements of this kind exist.

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(a) Token repurchases or secondary-market accumulations (if any)

No token repurchase program and no secondary-market accumulation strategy exists. The single exception is a one-off, treasury-funded repurchase of 2,000,000 TURTLE from one advisor, disclosed in the Token Advisory Billings section. Source of funds: the DAO treasury. Treatment: treasury retention; the tokens are held by the treasury and have not been burned. Policy controller: any repurchase or secondary-market accumulation is a treasury action that requires DAO governance approval and is executed by the Board of the Turtle Club Association, which manages the Association's assets and implements DAO resolutions under Articles 12 and 23 of its Articles of Association, through the 3-of-5 DAO Treasury Multisig; no standing mandate or discretionary buyback authority exists, and the Association cannot originate such a transaction without governance approval. Re-use: the repurchased tokens are not permanently removed from circulation; they may be re-issued or redistributed only through a governance-approved distribution, subject to the 7-day advance public disclosure rule that applies to treasury distributions. No open-market buybacks have been conducted.

(b) Protocol-owned liquidity (POL) (if any)

Protocol-owned liquidity exists. Turtle's protocol-owned liquidity is deployed in a single venue: the TURTLE/USDC 0.30% fee-tier pool on Uniswap v4 (Ethereum), which is the protocol's primary onchain market for TURTLE.

Size: approximately USD 1.4 million of total value locked as of 23 September 2026. The full liquidity of that pool is protocol-owned. Four further TURTLE pools exist on Ethereum with combined total value locked below USD 9,000 (TURTLE/ETH, TURTLE/USDT, and two additional TURTLE/USDC and TURTLE/ETH fee tiers); these are immaterial.

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(a) Entity existence

Foundation: exists. The Turtle Club Association, a Swiss Verein domiciled in Zug, with no equity shareholders. Lab/DevCo: does not exist; no for-profit development company exists or was involved in token issuance. DAO: exists, comprising TURTLE token holders, with voting power exercised through staked sTURTLE.

(b) Material sources of funding or economic inflows

DAO: all protocol-generated inflows route to the DAO treasury: boost payments negotiated from partner protocols for routed liquidity; performance and AUM fees on vault products; ecosystem campaign revenue from partner chains and foundations for structuring and bootstrapping liquidity; curation and transaction fee shares from the liquidity layer; and yield earned on treasury assets. The treasury also holds proceeds from the prior fundraising rounds disclosed in Prior Token Sales & Fundraising.

Foundation: the Association has no independent revenue source; it is funded from the DAO treasury and protocol inflows strictly to cover operating expenses, under governance-approved treasury resolutions executed by the 3-of-5 Treasury Multisig.

Lab/DevCo: not applicable; no such entity exists to receive funding.

(c) Operational use of resources

Foundation: resources cover legal and compliance, treasury management, infrastructure, and contributor engagement. Contributor token compensation flows under the TMTIP (12-month cliff, 36-month linear, Sablier-streamed); advisor compensation flows from the 16M TURTLE Advisor Allocation. The Association also funds the operating costs of its Lunar Strategy business unit (marketing and go-to-market, not a separate legal entity) under the same budget process, and receives that unit's client revenue.

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(a) Date & component affected

No exploits or incidents affecting the TURTLE token have occurred as of 2026-08-25. This covers the token contract on all chains (Ethereum, BSC, Linea), token supply, tokenholder balances, minting controls (none exist; the contract is immutable with no mint function), burn mechanics, and custody of token supply, none of which have been affected by any incident since TGE (October 22, 2025).

(b) Exploit vector summary

No exploits or incidents affecting the native token have occurred as of 2026-08-25. There is therefore no exploit vector to summarize: the token contract (Ethereum, BSC, Linea) is immutable with no mint or pause functions, and no incident has affected token supply, tokenholder balances, or custody of token supply since TGE (October 22, 2025).

(c) Quantified impact

Not applicable; zero tokens and zero tokenholders have been affected by any exploit or incident.

(d) Remediation/response taken

Not applicable; no token-affecting incident has required remediation. Preventive posture for completeness: the token contract is immutable with no mint or pause functions, treasury custody sits behind a 3-of-5 multisig, and vesting custody runs through audited Sablier streaming contracts.

(e) Current status

No open, ongoing, or historical token-affecting incidents exist as of 2026-08-25.

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