Moony Protocol
Overview
The open monetary protocol that governs Moony, designed as a digital public good.
Moony is an open currency: a digital public good governed by a decentralized, immutable monetary protocol. It provides open access to financial participation, enables trustless peer-to-peer value exchange, and establishes a composable foundation for a decentralized global economy. At the core of the protocol is an immutable program on the Solana blockchain that deterministically governs the distribution and circulation of a fixed-supply digital asset, without discretionary control or centralized coordination.
Deterministic by design. Immutable by default. Neutral by principle.
#Design principles
Five properties define what Moony is and what it refuses to be. Each is a direct consequence of the protocol's design, not a policy that can be revised.
Permissionless
Anyone can acquire, hold, send, or build on Moony without approval, identity verification, or minimum balance. There is no gatekeeper to grant or deny access.
Trustless
Distribution and pricing are executed by an immutable program, not by a counterparty. You verify the rules rather than trust an operator to honor them.
Censorship-resistant
Valid transactions settle regardless of who sends them or why. No authority can selectively block, freeze, or reverse a transfer.
Fixed supply
21,000,000 MNY, set at genesis and enforced forever. The mint authority is revoked; no issuance, dilution, or debasement is possible.
Immutable & open
The program is MIT-licensed, audited, and unchangeable. Its logic is public, its behavior is deterministic, and anyone can build a compatible interface.