ARTICLE I

PERMANENCE OF SUPPLY

The total supply of KRV shall remain permanently fixed at:

10,000,000 KRV

No additional tokens may ever be:

• minted

• created

• issued

• introduced

The supply is permanent and immutable.
 

ARTICLE II

PERMANENT LIQUIDITY
 

Liquidity allocated to the market shall be permanently locked.

Once liquidity is deployed:

• it may not be withdrawn

• it may not be reclaimed

• it may not be redirected

No exceptions.

Permanent liquidity is a foundational protection of the architecture.
 

ARTICLE III

TREASURY PURPOSE
 

The treasury exists to:

• preserve capital

• accumulate reserves

• strengthen the architecture

• support productive deployment

• reinforce long-term resilience

The treasury does not exist for personal enrichment.

All treasury activity shall remain aligned with the long-term objectives of KORVANE.
 

ARTICLE IV

TREASURY PROTECTION AND STEWARDSHIP
 

The treasury exists to be preserved, protected, and managed in support
of the long-term objectives of the architecture.

Treasury assets may not be used for:

• personal expenses

• unauthorized withdrawals

• unsecured lending

• speculative leverage

• activities unrelated to the architecture
   

Treasury capital shall remain dedicated to the preservation,
reinforcement, and advancement of architectural strength.

Treasury assets shall be safeguarded in a manner consistent with the scale, responsibilities, and long-term objectives of the architecture.

Treasury assets shall be managed with discipline, prudence, and long-term orientation.

Treasury deployment decisions shall prioritize the preservation and compounding
of architectural strength.

The architecture shall favor productive capital allocation
over speculative activity whenever reasonably practicable.
 

ARTICLE V

REINFORCEMENT
 

Resources generated through productive deployment shall be utilized in a manner that strengthens the architecture.

Productive returns shall reinforce one or more of the following:

• treasury strength

• market liquidity

• ecosystem development

• ecosystem participation and alignment

• long-term architectural resilience
   

The objective of productive deployment is not extraction.

The objective is reinforcement.
 

ARTICLE VI

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
 

The architecture recognizes that durable systems carry responsibilities
beyond their own growth.

A portion of resources generated through productive deployment shall be directed toward initiatives intended to create positive and measurable social impact.

The methods, scale, and implementation of such initiatives may evolve over time.

The commitment to social responsibility shall remain a permanent principle
of the architecture.
 

ARTICLE VII

DISCIPLINED EXPANSION
 

Growth shall be measured.

Expansion shall be controlled.
 

Capital formation and expansion activities shall remain:

• intentional

• limited

• strategic
   

The objective is to maximize capital formation while preserving
treasury inventory whenever possible.

KORVANE shall evaluate opportunities through the lens of long-term architectural strength rather than short-term advantage.
 

ARTICLE VIII

TRANSPARENCY
 

The architecture shall maintain a commitment to transparency appropriate to its scale, responsibilities, and stewardship obligations.

The architecture shall favor transparency of structure over promotion of narrative.

Transparency exists to reinforce confidence in the architecture rather
than generate speculation.
 

ARTICLE IX

HIERARCHY OF AUTHORITY
 

This Constitution represents the highest governing framework of KORVANE.
 

The Constitution supersedes:

• operational decisions

• governance decisions

• future frameworks

• future organizational structures
   

No authority may override constitutional protections.

The rules shall remain above the individuals entrusted to administer them.
 

ARTICLE X

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
 

The Constitution may evolve.

Its foundations may not.

Amendments may strengthen protections, improve governance, clarify procedures,
or adapt the architecture to changing circumstances.
 

Amendments may not:

• introduce inflation

• expand supply

• remove permanent liquidity protections

• weaken treasury protections

• eliminate the constitutional commitment to reinforcement
  through productive deployment

• eliminate the constitutional commitment to social responsibility

• violate the principles established within this Constitution
   

No amendment may compromise the permanence, integrity,
or long-term objectives of the architecture.