🚧 Project Under Development — Quaxis is currently in Early Access Phase. Some features may be limited or subject to change.

QUAXIS AEGIS

The "Brain" and "Central Bank" of Quaxis — managing the Waterfall 20/40/40 distribution

Aegis is the central financial engine (PHP backend + MySQL) that has absolute control over the CLA token economy. It receives all revenue from Quaxis Forge (mining) and Quaxis Oracle (trading), then distributes it via the Waterfall 20/40/40: 20% to OpEx Fund (operations), 40% to Anchor Fund (USDC reserves with circuit-breaker protection), 40% to Buyback Fund ("The Furnace" for market purchases and burns). The Deflation Plan targets reducing supply from 10B to 2.5B CLA, after which the "Stop-Crane" activates and the system transforms into a dividend model.

Waterfall 20/40/40 Distribution

💼 20% → OpEx Fund (Operations)

Operations, development, server costs, salaries, legal. Ensures Quaxis is self-sustaining without selling CLA tokens to pay bills. Stored in USDC on multisig Treasury wallet. No team selling pressure on token price.

🛡️ 40% → Anchor Fund (USDC Reserves)

Long-term stablecoin reserves providing circuit-breaker protection for CLA/USDC market. If price drops ≥25% in 24h (TWAP), up to 10% of Anchor Fund per event (max 20% per week) can be deployed for market support. Creates psychological confidence floor without guaranteeing price.

🔥 40% → Buyback Fund ("The Furnace")

Dedicated capital for aggressive market buybacks of CLA on Uniswap v3 (Base). Purchases executed via DCA bot (1-2% of daily volume). Bought tokens sent to burn address 0x00...dead. Creates constant buying pressure regardless of market sentiment. Oracle fees (20% in CLA) also routed to burns.

🛑 Stop-Crane at 2.5B CLA

When total supply reaches ~2,500,000,000 CLA (from 10B initial), the automated "Stop-Crane" triggers. Burn destination changes from 0x00...dead to Ecosystem Treasury. System transforms from deflationary asset to dividend machine — profits distributed as USDC to CLA stakers via DAO.

Current phase: Early Access

How Aegis manages early-stage participants

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Hashrate → CLA with Mining Bonus

Miners point hardware to Forge → mine across multiple PoW algorithms → Aegis tracks revenue and converts it into CLA using a fixed Early Access profile with an optional Mining Bonus. You see your Immediate Reward, Delayed Reward, and Bot Fuel instead of guessing how a pool treats your work.

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Auto-Splitter execution

Aegis reads the miner's Reward Profile slider: how much goes to Delayed Reward (vesting CLA) versus Bot Fuel (internal CLA-denominated balance that powers Oracle) and Immediate Reward. The more you allocate to long-term rewards and Bot Fuel, the higher your potential Mining Bonus and engagement with Oracle.

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Public Bitcoin tracking

Two wallets track every satoshi of mining revenue: Genesis Vault (cold storage, long-term reserves) + Operational Wallet (hot wallet, daily conversions). Both addresses public—verify balances and transactions on Blockchain.com. Full transparency from Genesis Phase day one.

Market Phase: full economic automation

1️⃣ Revenue collection

Forge mining fees flow to Aegis treasury wallets (Bitcoin, stablecoins). Oracle performance fees collect in CLA from the moment traders start using the bot. All transactions are visible on blockchain — Base Network for CLA operations, Bitcoin blockchain for BTC holdings.

2️⃣ Waterfall distribution (Bootstrapping → Market)

During bootstrapping, revenue first fills the Team Fund and Price Protection Fund in stages (for example, 90/10 then 75/25) until the operating target is met. After that, the Market Phase split applies with a larger share for Price Protection and Buybacks. The split is encoded in Aegis and runs automatically.

3️⃣ Buyback and burn execution

Aegis accumulates buyback capital and executes market purchases of CLA on a recurring schedule, then routes tokens into the burn pipeline under the Deflation Plan. Oracle performance fees paid in CLA are also processed through this mechanism. All movements are transparent and verifiable on-chain.

4️⃣ Deflation endgame controls

Burn intensity gradually decreases as targets are approached. Once the long‑term target range is reached, Aegis redirects excess flow toward the Ecosystem Treasury to avoid over‑deflation and preserve utility. Safeguards are coded — not discretionary.

Treasury wallet structure (post-launch)

Every address will be published before token generation event

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Core treasury wallets

OpEx Fund: Operational expenses (team, servers, development). Stablecoin balance on BSC or Base Network.

Anchor Fund: Long-term reserves (Bitcoin + stablecoins). Primary stability reserve for ecosystem.

Buyback Fund: Active capital for market purchases. Stablecoin balance ready for DCA execution.

Burn Wallet: 0x000...dEaD address tracking all permanently destroyed CLA.

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Vesting smart contracts

Team Vesting: 150M CLA, 6-month cliff + 24-month linear unlock.

Treasury Vesting: 250M CLA, 6-month cliff + 24-month linear unlock.

Miner Vesting: Individual contracts per miner, 6-month cliff + 18-month linear unlock.

All contracts deployed on Base Network—transparent, immutable unlock schedules.

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Liquidity & operational

DEX Liquidity: Uniswap v3 position on Base (post-listing).

CLA Token Contract: ERC-20 contract on Base (0xabe3002aa9caaa2289a2b400be5253dee04a628a).

Oracle Fee Wallet: Collects performance fees before burning (when Oracle launches).

All addresses verifiable on Basescan before you invest.

Why Aegis architecture matters

✅ Automated execution removes discretion

Revenue distribution, buybacks, and burns execute via automated policies — no ad‑hoc decisions on “when to buy” or “how much to burn.” Scheduling and pacing are encoded to reduce manipulation risk. Math over management discretion.

🔄 Product growth = token scarcity

More mining hashrate → larger revenue → bigger Buyback Fund → more CLA removed from circulation. More Oracle users (when it launches) → more fee burns. Direct causality: ecosystem success drives supply reduction. Sustainable deflationary model.

🏦 Anchor Fund provides stability

A significant share of revenue accumulates in Bitcoin/stablecoin reserves (Price Protection Fund). This reserve backs the ecosystem through market cycles, provides a crisis buffer, and funds strategic opportunities. Growing reserves create a psychological confidence floor.

🔍 Radical transparency by default

Every wallet public. Every burn transaction on Basescan. Revenue → Waterfall → Buyback → Burn flow tracked in real-time post-launch. Independent verification via blockchain explorers. Trust math, not marketing promises.

Economic flow visualization

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Revenue collection

Forge mining fees (Bitcoin/stablecoins) + Oracle trading fees (CLA, when it launches) accumulate in treasury wallets. All visible on blockchain explorers.

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Waterfall distribution

Automated split: during bootstrapping, inflows prioritize operations and the Price Protection Fund; in the Market Phase, a larger share goes to reserves and buybacks. Cron jobs execute distributions with no manual allocations.

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Buy & Burn

Recurring market purchases convert buyback capital into CLA and route it into the burn pipeline under the Deflation Plan. Oracle fees paid in CLA are also processed through this mechanism. Supply reduction remains transparent and auditable on-chain.

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Deflation endgame

As targets are reached, Aegis gradually reduces burn intensity and redirects additional value to the Ecosystem Treasury to preserve healthy liquidity and utility. Endgame safeguards are enforced by code.

Verify transparency (post-launch)

Live dashboard will display real-time financial state

📊 Treasury balances

Bitcoin wallets (Genesis Vault + Operational), OpEx Fund (stablecoins), Anchor Fund composition, Buyback Fund available capital. All updated in real-time from blockchain data.

🔥 Burn progress tracker

Total CLA burned (live counter), Burn Wallet balance, circulating supply remaining, percentage toward 250M Stop-Crane target. Visual progress bar showing deflation completion.

💰 Recent buyback activity

Latest buyback transactions (timestamp, amount, price paid), cumulative capital deployed, average execution price, link to Basescan transaction history. Verify DCA strategy execution.

🔗 Direct blockchain links

One-click access to all treasury wallets on Basescan (Base Network), Blockchain.com (Bitcoin), BSCScan (if applicable). Verify balances and transactions independently—math over trust.

The system that runs the economy

Aegis isn't about marketing promises—it's the automated backend that converts product revenue into token scarcity. Cron jobs execute distributions. Scripts run buybacks. Smart contracts enforce vesting. Math over discretion.

During Genesis Phase: track mining revenue in public Bitcoin wallets (addresses published above). After token launch: monitor full treasury operations on Base Network via live dashboard. Every wallet address public before you invest.

When Forge generates fees and Oracle charges for trading (post-launch), Aegis automatically: applies the Waterfall policy → executes recurring buybacks → routes tokens into the burn pipeline → adjusts intensity as long-term targets are reached. No manual interventions. Just execution.