Tokenomics
The Acquisitions Fund
A great museum grows its collection. This one shrinks its supply. $SALON is a fair launch — and the Salon spends its revenue buying $SALON back and burning it. We call that deaccessioning.
| Provenance | Allocation | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Fair launch (public)Every token available to everyone at once, on pump.fun's bonding curve. | 100% | No lock, no gate |
| PresaleThere isn't one. The Curator finds them vulgar. | 0% | — |
| Team & advisorsNo reserved bags. The Board asked. The answer was no. | 0% | — |
| Deaccession target (the Fund)Bought back from the open market with Salon revenue, then burned. Not pre-allocated — funded over time. | Revenue-driven | Intent, not a promise |
How the Fund Works
Revenue in. Supply out.
The Salon earns
Viewing and basic commissions stay free. Premium gilt frames, rare frames, and "acquisition" — minting your masterpiece — bring in revenue.
The Fund buys
A share of that revenue is used to buy $SALON on the open market — no special price, no insider route, the same curve as everyone.
The Salon deaccessions
Those tokens are burned — permanently removed from supply. A museum that quietly gives works back to the void. The Board remains unsettled.
A Note from the Registrar
Everything above describes intent and depends entirely on whether the Salon earns revenue. It is not a guarantee, a yield, a dividend, or a promise of any financial return. $SALON has no intrinsic value. Buybacks and burns, if and when they happen, will be recorded on-chain — verify them yourself rather than taking anyone's word, including the Curator's. He is, after all, unwell. Only spend what you are entirely willing to lose.
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