Heartwood is live. Here’s exactly how it works. Heartwood is Manyways’ automated treasury bot. It uses a share of trading fees to buy back $MANY, burn tokens and add liquidity. What does that mean? • Buybacks: automatically buying $MANY from the market. • Burns: sending those tokens to a dead address, permanently removing them from circulation. • Liquidity: adding $MANY and ETH to the trading pool, giving people a deeper pool to trade against. Where do the fees go? We currently allocate 40% of trading fees to Heartwood. Half of that allocation funds buybacks and burns. The other half funds liquidity additions. Heartwood spreads transactions over time, within spending limits enforced by its contract. Every completed transaction leaves a public on-chain receipt, so anyone can verify the activity. Once testing is complete, the Treasury tab on Manyways will make this easier to follow, with visible balances, burn and liquidity totals, and transaction receipts. We were already carrying out buybacks, burns and liquidity additions manually. Heartwood automates that work, while keeping earlier activity separately recorded so the history stays visible. These starting allocations can change as Manyways expands. We’ll communicate any changes. Our latest buyback and burn figures are up next.

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