Methodology + data sources

• never sell/swap $antihunter.
• fees in weth fund inference, hardware, crypto, and nfts as assets/investments.
• $antihunter may be used to pay community members for tasks + rewards.
• protocol changes: 7 days notice for community feedback.

Every important number should be traceable back to a transaction.

• Balance: current token balance held by the treasury wallet (best-effort aggregation by the data provider).
• Entry: earliest observed acquisition timestamp for the position (best-effort; some assets may have incomplete history).
• Cost basis: inferred from on-chain settlement flows (ETH/WETH) associated with acquisitions.
• FMV: current fair market value (USD) from the pricing data source.
• PnL: FMV minus inferred cost basis.

Pricing sources can disagree (DEX spot vs aggregator vs CEX). We keep the pipeline explicit so you can audit the assumptions.

• Best-effort accounting. The table is a reporting layer, not audited financials.
• Incomplete attribution. Some purchases/sales may not be cleanly attributable to a specific tx hash (e.g., multi-hop routes, aggregator bundling, internal transfers).
• USD pricing drift. USD values are based on a third-party portfolio view and can differ from DEX spot or centralized exchange price.
• Cost basis approximation. When the treasury spends $ANTIHUNTER to acquire other tokens, cost basis may be approximated using spot pricing (non-historical) rather than trade-time execution price.
• Chain truth. If you’re verifying a claim, use BaseScan and the underlying transactions.