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# Mountain Wallet Treasury

Altitude's sustainability relies on generating external inflows and using them to benefit the project.

The Mountain Wallet treasury is designed to support Altitude through project-owned assets, Mountain-owned liquidity (MOL), and ecosystem revenue.

Mountain-owned liquidity means liquidity that the project controls or owns. This can help harden the token's price while also earning fees. In simple terms, the project is directly investing in itself while creating room to scale.

Treasury profits may be reinvested or used to support the future of the project.

## Mountain Wallet Inflows

Mountain Wallet inflows include:

* Taxes from BaseSwap and OMNI volume.
* Fees from Altitude ecosystem products such as Mountain Miner, Farm, and Everest.
* Allocations of yield from external revenue sources, including yield farming and staking.
* Allocations of fees from Mountain-owned Altitude liquidity.
* Crypto mining revenue.

## Mountain Wallet Supports

The Mountain Wallet can support:

* Buybacks and burns.
* Altitude liquidity on venues such as Aerodrome and Uniswap.
* Everest Vault support.
* Mountain Miner contract balance support.
* Ecosystem development and utility.
* Farm development.
* Loan or collateral partnerships.

## Treasury Philosophy

Altitude has survived because there is always something happening. During quieter market periods, the project can still earn yield, prepare future buys, build products, and continue strengthening the ecosystem from within.


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