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What Is Treasury Routing?
Treasury routing defines where raise proceeds go when an issuance cycle closes. In Mammoth, this matters because founders, holders, and future buyers should not be guessing what the raise is actually funding.
Explicit routing makes the capital structure easier to trust. It reduces post-raise ambiguity and helps everyone understand how proceeds are allocated between creator, reserve, sink, and other configured destinations.
That is part of the broader Mammoth thesis: real fundraising should be structured, transparent, and legible.