🔐Wallet structure

Full wallet structure

Introduction

Reform DAO consists of two main components: Reform and Hofida Limited. Reform manages token issuance and community governance, while Hofida Limited serves as a legal entity that can hold assets, open accounts, and fulfill real-world obligations on behalf of the DAO. Due to the involvement of multiple wallets, tracking the movement of RFRM tokens and USDT payments can be complex.

To provide full transparency, this document outlines all RFRM and Hofida Limited wallets, explains the token flow process, and details how different wallets are used.

Token Flow Overview

Token issuance and movement can be categorized into two distinct sections:

1. Token Transfers: Initial token distribution from the ReformDAO - Ownership wallet.

2. Endless Transfers: Ongoing flows for buybacks, staking, operations, and liquidity.

Wallet Categories & Responsibilities

Reform DAO Custody

Reform DAO wallets facilitate staking rewards, launch incentives, and the distribution of funds received from bonding sales.

Wallet Name	Purpose	Flow Summary
Ownership	Holds ownership of TGE contracts	Distributes tokens to DAO & Hofida wallets
Launch Incentives	Marketing & exchange incentives	Allocated for promotions and listings
Bonding	Manages bonding treasury flows	Transfers $RFRM tokens to the bonding contract
Staking Spending	Holds staking rewards for distribution	Used to reward stakers
DAO Bonding Router	Handles bonding treasury proceeds	Transfers assets to Hofida Limited’s Bonding Router
Buybacks	Manages repurchased RFRM tokens	Sends tokens back to the Bonding Treasury

Hofida Limited Custody

Hofida Limited manages the legal and financial aspects of Reform DAO’s ecosystem, ensuring compliance with KYB regulations and real-world obligations.

Wallet Name	Purpose	Flow Summary
Bonding Router	Transfers funds to KYB-compliant exchanges	Receives funds from the DAO Bonding Router
NR Router	Collects net revenue from Hofida Limited’s exchanges	Allocates 65% to buybacks and 35% to operations
Buybacks	Executes buybacks using 65% of net revenue	Transfers bought-back RFRM to Bonding Treasury and USDT to Hofida exchanges
Operations	Covers Hofida Limited’s operational expenses	Funds freelancers, marketing, and partnerships
T&A (Team & Advisors)	Holds vested tokens for team and advisors	Tokens are locked and can only be claimed per allocation
Market Making (MM)	Supports liquidity on exchanges	Used for market-making activities
Loan Options (LOA)	Provides liquidity for market-making agreements	Transfers tokens to Hofida exchanges

Note: The Operations and T&A wallets have never claimed RFRM tokens and do not intend to do so unless necessary. As long as Reform DAO generates revenue from market-making activities, these wallets will remain inactive. However, team members, advisors, and partners who were paid in RFRM can claim their allocated tokens when necessary.

Token Allocations & Flow Breakdown

Reform DAO Custody (74%)

Category	Tokens Allocated	Flow Summary
Bonding Treasury	390M (39%)	Ownership → Bonding → Bonding Treasury
Staking Treasury	300M (30%)	Ownership → Staking → Staking Spending
Early Backers	30M (3%)	Ownership → Early Backers → Vesting Portal
Launch Incentives	20M (2%)	Ownership → Launch Incentives → Vesting Portal/Listings

Hofida Limited Custody (26%)

Category	Tokens Allocated	Flow Summary
Team & Advisors	130M (13%)	Ownership → T&A → Vesting Portal (Hofida claims)
Operations	100M (10%)	Ownership → Operations → Vesting Portal (Hofida claims)
Market Making	28M (2.8%)	Ownership → MM + LP → MM Partner
Liquidity Pool	2M (0.2%)	Ownership → MM + LP → LP Wallet

All wallets are accessible via blockchain scanners for full transparency. Reform DAO wallets are used for DAO activities, while Hofida Limited wallets manage real-world operations. Vesting contracts ensure structured token distribution without DAO control, and buybacks help support the ecosystem by locking tokens out of circulation into the Bonding Treasury. For more details, refer to the individual blockchain addresses provided above.