Every vote, on the record.
The record includes the picks that did badly. It stays up. A portfolio you can only see the good half of is not a record of anything.
The votes
Zero votes have been held. That is a real zero: the contracts are not deployed, no vote has ever opened, and this table will fill one row at a time from the first Friday one closes.
What the contracts must not contain
No sell function
Not paused, not permissioned, not timelocked. Absent from the source. Renouncing an owner is a state; having no owner is a property.
No ranking by performance
The portfolio sorts by the week it was bought. Never by return, and there is no toggle for it, because a ranking by return is a strategy claim wearing a table.
No removing a result
There is no path — admin, governance or otherwise — that takes a vote off the record. The bad weeks are the reason the record means anything.
No projected values
Nothing on this site models a future price. Every figure is read at the current block or it is not shown.
No protocol opinion on a candidate
The allowlist is a liquidity test and nothing else. No ordering, no highlighting, no editorial. The protocol must never be able to express a view.
No address field on a candidate
The set is fixed by the allowlist. An address field is a way to name something you can move.
No hardcoded 1.0 multiplier
Every stock-token balance is raw × uiMultiplier() read at the current block. Every multiplier reads 1.0 today, and the first split silently misprices anything that wrote it down.
No cached number
Nothing on any page is read from a build-time snapshot. A figure is live or it is a zero that says so.
Frequently asked questions
Who decides what we buy?
Holders, weighted by how long they have held. Not a snapshot taken at the moment the vote opens — a balance measured over time, so that buying in for the vote and selling out after it does not work.
Can the treasury sell?
No. There is no sell function. It is not paused and it is not behind a permission; it is absent from the source, which is a stronger claim than a disabled one.
What if the vote picks badly?
It will, sometimes. The result stays on the record permanently, with the turnout that produced it. Nothing is removed and nothing is hidden.
What do I get when I redeem?
A pro-rata slice of every holding, in kind. Not a valuation, not a settlement in one asset — a share of each thing the treasury holds.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is a public record of what a group of people voted for. A pick is not a recommendation, and the protocol never expresses a view on a candidate.