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# Funding Structure & Operational Sustainability

The Mint Chamber is designed to be a completely free utility accessible to every verified SIMIAN ORDER holder. Holders are not required to pay subscription fees, monthly access costs, or premium usage charges in order to utilize the system. Access to the infrastructure is granted directly through SIMIAN ORDER NFT ownership, allowing recognized simians to fully leverage the Mint Chamber’s capabilities as part of the ecosystem.

To ensure the long-term sustainability, continuous development, and operational scalability of the Mint Chamber, the SIMIAN ORDER collection will maintain a 10% marketplace royalty structure.

The royalty allocation is divided into two operational sectors:

| Allocation | Purpose                                   |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| 50%        | Mint Chamber Infrastructure & Development |
| 50%        | Operative Reward System                   |

This structure is designed to create a self-sustaining ecosystem where both the utility infrastructure and the community contributors continue to evolve together.


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