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TNS Member Notice

Clear rules before broad movement.

TNS is the Shiftheads ecosystem token and account ledger layer. This notice explains what TNS can do today through Wallet Hub purchases, what is still gated, and what must be true before broader utility or public launch.

Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Wallet Hub purchases

Wallet Hub purchases use Shiftheads-created wallets only. Members can pay with USDC or SOL from the selected Wallet Hub wallet and receive fulfilled TNS to that same wallet when the purchase switch is enabled. The TNS SPL mint exists on Solana mainnet with fixed supply.

No profit promise

TNS is not sold as an investment, income promise, security, or guaranteed return. Any future value depends on real ecosystem utility and launch readiness.

No public transfer market

Wallet Hub purchase delivery is not the same thing as public liquidity, exchange listing, or open transfer-market support. Those remain gated until official launch rules are published.

Member Balance

What your TNS number means.

Your displayed TNS balance is based on Shiftheads account records and confirmed Wallet Hub purchase/release records. It may also come from admin adjustments, future campaign rewards, marketplace activity, game utility, or other approved ecosystem events once those systems are actually activated.

Early balances from the original Stack & Advance/profile points build are treated as legacy point conversions. They should appear as ledger history so members can see why the balance exists instead of being asked to trust an unexplained number.

  • Balances should be visible to the member account that owns them.
  • Admin changes should be logged with source, reference, and notes.
  • Legacy point conversions should remain labeled as legacy history, not new rewards.
  • Future movement history should show real rows, not placeholder records.
  • Rules for earning, spending, or moving TNS must be published before broad use.
Broader Launch

Public utility only when ready.

Shiftheads may add broader claim, transfer, marketplace, or ledger-mirror tools for TNS. Those steps are not live until reserve reconciliation, wallet safety review, member notices, and official launch rules are complete. The goal is to map from actual records, not guesses or fake balances.

Future launch plans can change as technical, legal, liquidity, and safety needs become clearer. No member should rely on an unofficial address, screenshot, or private claim as final TNS launch proof.
Wallet Safety

Custody boundaries matter.

Shiftheads-created wallets are member tools, but members are responsible for saving wallet passwords and recovery phrases. Shiftheads does not recover lost seed phrases. Outside wallet seed phrase imports are not supported; restore is limited to wallets originally created inside the member's Shiftheads account.

Do not send unsupported assets to a wallet address unless you understand the chain, token mint, and wallet support. Future tools should protect members from trapped funds and wrong-chain mistakes.
Project Custody

What is protected today.

The main TNS reserve is held in the TNS Reserve Squad multisig. The release wallet is a smaller operational float used for fulfilled Wallet Hub purchases, not the main reserve. Current public records describe 999,000,000 TNS in reserve custody, 994,000 TNS in the release float, and 6,000 TNS already released or in member circulation.

TNS Reserve Squad status: 2 of 4 with Founder signer, co-founder signer, independent community signer, and additional Squad signer. No single signer can move material TNS reserves. Any reserve transfer requires two approvals before execution.
Multisig custody helps prevent one-person reserve movement. It is not the same as a time lock. The published team rule is 0 TNS unlock at liquidity launch, 12 months after public liquidity launch, then 48 monthly unlocks after the cliff. Team allocation should only be described as time-locked after a real vesting or lock contract is created and published.
Liquidity Custody

What is still future work.

Public liquidity is not live yet. When liquidity is created, the pool address, source transfers, LP position or LP token custody, and remaining reserve balances should be published. Until then, no one should treat Wallet Hub purchases as proof that a public market or LP lock already exists.

LP custody can only be proven after the pool exists. If no LP position exists yet, there is nothing to lock yet.