> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.usegpu.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.usegpu.app/protocol/treasury-flow.md).

# Treasury Flow

See how creator fee revenue is divided across mining, GPU infrastructure, holder sharing, buyback and burn, and operations.

The USE-GPU treasury is the economic routing layer for creator fee revenue.

```
Creator fee
     ↓
USE-GPU Treasury
     ↓
Five allocations
```

### Treasury allocation

| Allocation     | Share | Purpose                                         |
| -------------- | ----: | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Mining Pool    |   35% | Mining rewards                                  |
| GPU Treasury   |   30% | GPU purchases, development, and growth          |
| Holder Sharing |   15% | Sharing for qualifying long-term holders        |
| Buyback & Burn |   10% | Buyback and permanent token burn                |
| Operations     |   10% | Keeper, infrastructure, monitoring, development |

The five allocations total 100% of creator fee revenue.

### Five destinations

#### Mining Pool

The Mining Pool supports the current participation mechanism. Mining rewards are distributed from this allocation according to mining power.

#### GPU Treasury

The GPU Treasury connects current trading activity with longer-term infrastructure goals. It is intended to support GPU purchases, development, and growth as treasury capacity develops.

#### Holder Sharing

Holder Sharing supports qualifying long-term holders. Eligibility and payment timing follow the defined requirements and schedule.

#### Buyback & Burn

This allocation funds purchases of $USEGPU from PumpSwap. Purchased tokens are burned permanently.

#### Operations

Operations supports keeper, infrastructure, monitoring, and development.

### Current phase and future phases

**Current, Phase 1**

* Creator fee revenue enters the treasury
* The treasury funds the mining pool and defined allocations
* The GPU Treasury accumulates toward planned infrastructure
* No GPU infrastructure exists yet

**Future phases**

* GPU purchases
* GPU rental revenue
* Inference API revenue

GPU rental and inference API revenue belong to future phases. They are not current treasury revenue.


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