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# MX Bill Mint
There are two areas of focus regarding having the means to ensure a successful transition and operation of the Fuckery Protocol.
There is work to be done to convert everything to the outlined structure, create the tooling, and launch the agreed-upon processes. We also need future capital to drive early adoption and value creation using the network.
The minting of our second signature series of MX Bills is intended to fund both focus areas.
A significant portion of the revenue from the mint, plus all royalties in perpetuity, will go to the Fuckery Protocol. The rest of the revenue from the mint funds the infrastructure development and incentives to have a decentralized launch of the Mfer DAO and $MFER.
No individual participants, such as the Founders, get any preferential treatment in the minting of the MX Bills.
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