Independent oversight, audits, and strict transparent governance

Governance of the TYTL token will be overseen by a seven-member Multi-Sig Council composed of two founders and an independent five member Advisory Committee. The TYTL Council will be made up of crypto and real estate industry experts, and institutional investors. Any critical on-chain action—minting or burning tokens, adjusting cap-and-collar thresholds — must receive five of seven digital signatures, preventing unilateral control. Once approved, each transaction is posted to the Solana ledger and held behind a 72-hour timelock so stakeholders can publicly review it before execution.

Investor confidence is further reinforced through quarterly proof-of-reserves attestations, independent annual smart-contract audits, an ongoing bug-bounty program, as well as a disclosure portal that aggregates Council minutes, change logs, and audit reports—all in one transparent location.