Treasury Routing Explained

Treasury routing defines where raise proceeds go when a funding cycle closes. In Mammoth, this matters because capital allocation should not be vague or improvised after the money is raised.

Transparent routing helps founders, holders, and future buyers understand what the raise is actually doing. It reduces ambiguity and makes the funding structure easier to trust.

That is part of the broader Mammoth approach: fundraising should be explicit, bounded, and structurally legible.