1.Overview
Sato Trading Collective operates in discrete groups (cycles) with snapshots, auditable accounting, and security-first custody. This page outlines alignment with SATO holders and core operating policies.
2.SATO alignment
- Ten percent of fund profits are directed to the SATO project by way of DCA buys, burns, or liquidity.
- The structure ensures that the SATO community benefits when the fund performs.
3.Priority for SATO holders
When demand exceeds capacity, SATO holders receive preference. The more SATO you hold, the higher your priority and investable cap. Staked SATO counts as one and a half times for priority calculations (for example, one million staked counts as one and a half million).
4.Withdrawals & guarantee
- Withdrawals are available at any time; the target delivery window is one to two days.
- Exiting during an active group returns principal only and forfeits profits accrued in the current group.
- At group close, the initial investment is guaranteed regardless of performance.
5.Group cadence
Groups typically last two to three months. A group may also close once a profit target is met or when the time limit elapses, whichever occurs first.
6.Security & transparency
- Keys are encrypted at rest, and transfers are dispatched via a controlled outbox with explicit approvals.
- Snapshots and per-cycle reporting keep allocations and results auditable.
7.Contact & community
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8.TL;DR
- Ten percent of profits flow to SATO via buys, burns, or liquidity.
- Priority access favors SATO holders; staked tokens count 1.5× for priority.
- Withdrawals are available anytime with a one to two day target window; early exit returns principal only.
- Principal is guaranteed at group close.
- Groups run roughly two to three months or until targets or time bounds are reached.
- Security-first operations with encrypted keys, controlled transfers, and auditable snapshots.