MANSSA®
// $MANSSA · GOVERNANCE & UTILITY

The value engine
of the protocol.

Value captured by activity. Holders first, always.

$MANSSA is the governance and utility token of the MANSSA® protocol: you use it to vote on protocol decisions and to pay for ecosystem services. As the protocol does more — assets brought on-chain, fees earned, new projects aligned — $MANSSA captures more of that value, and holders are first in line by design. Supply is fixed at 100 million, forever. You acquire it through bonding — you swap an accepted asset (the collateral) for $MANSSA at a price below market, in exchange for waiting before you receive it.

// WHAT MAKES $MANSSA DIFFERENT

Four properties.
None of them optional.

« Most protocol tokens do one thing: either they let you vote, or they collect fees. $MANSSA does both, and more — it governs the protocol, captures the value its activity generates, and aligns every project in the ecosystem without taking equity (an ownership share). The more the protocol does, the more $MANSSA captures — a loop that feeds itself, and the rules of that loop are locked into the protocol's constitution. »

Value captured by activity

The protocol is busy: real assets are tokenized (turned into on-chain units), participants bond, RWA tokens earn fees, LaunchLab projects pay to align. $MANSSA captures that value by design. The more people use the protocol — to vote, to pay for services, to back projects — the more $MANSSA is needed. Its value is anchored in real usage, not speculation.

Bonding — how you acquire it at a discount

Bonding means you swap an accepted asset for $MANSSA at a price below market. In return, you wait. First a 30-day cliff — nothing unlocks for the first 30 days. Then your tokens vest — they unlock gradually, a little each day across 180 days. The discount is your reward for that patience. The contract enforces every step, so your tokens unlock on schedule, and only on schedule.

Solidarity Allocation — subsidized access for African projects

5% of all tokens funds subsidized access to KETZAL — the protocol's trust and compliance layer — for African projects serving human and environmental causes. The help is in-kind only: free or reduced services, never cash, never equity. Token holders decide who qualifies, through the DAO (governance by the holders), within strict constitutional limits. The rule lives in the contract — no one can quietly switch it off.

Alignment token — every project stakes it

Every project launched through LaunchLab must stake $MANSSA — lock it up to back its commitment — and pair its own token with $MANSSA in a shared liquidity pool (so the two can be traded against each other). This ties each project's success to $MANSSA, and creates steady demand rooted in real activity. $MANSSA is what keeps the whole ecosystem aligned — governance and utility in one token.

// TOKEN STRUCTURE

Where the supply goes.
Set in the contract.

Treasury
The protocol's own reserve — it backs the protocol and its asset-backed tokens, not $MANSSA
Bonding
Released gradually to people who bond — never dumped on the market
Team
Locked 12 months, then unlocks over 36 — the team waits longer than holders
LaunchLab
Runs the African RWA project cohorts and supports the projects it launches
Ecosystem
Grants, integrations, and partnerships that grow the protocol
Solidarity Allocation
Subsidized access for mission-driven African causes — in-kind, never cash
// Bonding — step by step
30 days
Cliff (initial wait)
Nothing unlocks before day 30 — that is the commitment
180 days
Vesting (gradual unlock)
After the cliff, your tokens unlock a little each day over 6 months
2–15 %
Your discount
How much below market you pay — set by demand; higher demand, smaller discount
1 %/day
Daily cap
The most that can be bonded in a day — keeps the supply from flooding in too fast
// Circuit-breaker — automatic safety halt

Bonding stops on its own if the treasury already holds more than 18% of the circulating supply, or if the market price (the spot price) falls more than 20% within any 24 hours. These limits are written into the protocol — no person can override them, except the Security Council (a committee of 7) acting together under a required quorum (a minimum number of approvals). The halt protects both the protocol and the people who already hold $MANSSA.

// TREASURY TRAJECTORY

Five tiers.
Earned, not promised.

« An honest trajectory is more credible than a spectacular target. »

P1FoundationStarter reserve at launch
P2Pipelines$aAFRICA (farm-backed) flows begin
P3Gold$gAFRICA — certified gold (LBMA standard)
P4On-chain DAOHolder governance fully live
P5Sovereign scaleA meaningful reserve at continental scalecardinal

Five governed tiers — each one opens only after the previous one is proven. The reserve grows from bonding, from the real assets used as collateral, from ecosystem fees, and from staking rewards. The exact figures, modelled across three scenarios, live on the Treasury page. Nothing here is a guarantee or an investment commitment.

// FIRST-HOLDER

Holders come first.
Always.

« The protocol exists because of its holders. In every mechanism, holders come first. »

Opposable to TGE
  • 01Supply is fixed. No vote — not even by the holders — can raise the ceiling of 100M tokens.
  • 02The Solidarity Allocation is routed automatically by the contract — no person can redirect it.
  • 03The 30-day bonding cliff cannot be shortened — the minimum wait is locked into the constitution.
  • 04The team's tokens unlock slower than anyone who bonds. Founders wait longer than holders — on purpose.
// BY THE NUMBERS

The protocol
in figures.

100 M
Total supply
Fixed. Non-negotiable.
35%
Protocol reserve
The largest allocation — backs the protocol, not $MANSSA
5%
Solidarity Allocation
Subsidized access to KETZAL (the trust layer)
30 days
Bonding cliff
Minimum commitment
180 days
Linear vesting
Post-cliff duration
130–150%
Over-collateralized
$aAFRICA + $gAFRICA are backed by more real value than their price — a safety buffer
// ENGAGE WITH MANSSA®

The protocol is doctrinal.
The conversation is open.

Read the whitepaper for the full architecture. Or request a confidential briefing — for sovereign partners, institutional allocators, and African builders.

8 / 8

anti-ZiG principles

built in, not promised

7-of-9

treasury approvals

signatures needed to move funds

3

jurisdictions

Switzerland · Morocco · OHADA

2027

TGE horizon

token launch — doctrine opposable