The otzar is a shared giving fund for this community, held in crypto wallets that only receive and hold. Everything it contains sits counted in the open on public blockchains, checkable by anyone at any hour — and it gathers toward one intended purpose: a public space of our own, where meeting is possible.
The Ledger — counted continually
The live record of the fund: every address, every holding, and every gift — with its value fixed on the day it arrived — read straight from the public blockchains. Nothing is entered by hand; every line can be checked against the chain itself.
behind the gate while the first gifts are proved
Named or Nameless — Your Choice
Verify the wallet you give from and every gift is written to your name, earning your voice. Or give anonymously: simply send, claim nothing — welcomed, counted, and voiceless by your own choosing.
Held, Not Spent
The wallets only receive and hold. The keys never touch the internet, and any movement out would be visible to everyone instantly — nothing can leave quietly.
Counted in the Open
The holdings live on public blockchains. The open record isn't a promise we make — it's a property of the rails. Anyone can verify everything, without asking permission.
Verify your wallet, and your giving earns a proportional voice in what the fund acquires — weighted by what your gifts are worth today (it grows if what you gave grows), and diluted as new gifts arrive from other hands. The steward pledges to bring acquisitions to this counsel and to honor its weight. Said plainly: this voice is a pledge kept in good faith, not a right the law enforces — and no gift buys ownership of anything.
- A gift is a gift. Irrevocable. No ownership, no equity, no repayment, no financial return of any kind. This is not an investment, and nothing here should be read as offering one.
- Not a charity (yet). This fund is not a registered nonprofit; gifts are not tax-deductible.
- One steward. A single steward — the founder of this house — holds the keys, the responsibility, and the final say. He funded the storehouse first, before asking anyone. The whole arrangement rests on trust in him, and it says so out loud rather than pretending otherwise.
- The voice is advisory. Verified givers hold a voice proportional to the current worth of their giving; anonymous givers hold none, by their own choice. The steward pledges to honor the counsel; legal title and final decisions remain his.
- The intended purpose is the acquisition of a public gathering space. That is an intention honestly stated, not a legal commitment.
- In testing. Everything here is young and being proved with small amounts. Give only what you would give gladly regardless of what becomes of it.
The administration of the storehouse — the keepers, the rule, the reckoning — is a structure still to be raised before the brotherhood. Until then, the full concept & the texts stand as written.