Open money,
governed by code.

#What is Moony

Moony (MNY) is sound digital money. Its supply is fixed forever at 21,000,000 coins, governed by a single immutable program, so no issuer can inflate it, no operator can freeze or pause it, and no one holds privileged access. It is permissionless, trustless, and censorship-resistant by design: anyone, anywhere can hold it, send it, and spend it like cash, without asking permission.

// api/src/consts.rs - fixed at deployment, foreverpub const TOKEN_DECIMALS: u8    = 10;pub const MAX_TOKEN_SUPPLY: u64 = 21_000_000;        // tokenspub const QUARKS_PER_TOKEN: u64 = 10_000_000_000;    // 1 MNY = 1e10 quarks // Mint authority is revoked on the SPL mint at deployment// (set to None onchain - verifiable, not a program constant).

#Open by design

Moony is built to be a digital public good: open, permissionless, and neutral. Anyone can hold it, transact with it, audit it, or build on top of it without asking permission.

It was created by Moony Labs, LLC on open-source infrastructure, the Flipcash Reserve Contract, MIT-licensed by Code Inc. and audited by Sec3. Moony Labs deployed a single currency on that standard, named it Moony, and then relinquished control entirely: no keys, no admin authority, no ability to intervene. That hands-off position is deliberate, an act of decentralization, not an absence. Moony runs as neutral public infrastructure, shaped by open participation rather than any company.

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