Failed Tokens

Not every token will remain active. The accounting system distinguishes temporary health failures from an explicit documented failed-token review.

Different conditions, different recordsCopy section link

An inactive market may lack recent activity. A token can fail a current milestone check or enter a dormant lifecycle state without being declared permanently failed.

The implemented lifecycle records include ACTIVE, MILESTONE_PENDING, ELIGIBLE, DEPLOYED, INELIGIBLE_TEMPORARY, DORMANT and FAILED_PENDING_REVIEW. A falling price or a scheduled evaluation alone does not justify permanent failure.

Explicit reviewCopy section link

An authorized administrator can sign a documented action to mark a token FAILED_PENDING_REVIEW. This stops new deployment eligibility and withdraws active discovery promotion. It preserves receipts, allocations and previous events.

A separate authorized action can reclassify eligible undeployed funds into SURVIVAL_FAILED_TOKEN_RESERVE. Temporary failures never trigger that reassignment automatically.

Custody remains operator-managedCopy section link

For V1, those balances may remain in the shared Stayers collection wallet, still attributed to their token and asset. They are neither platform profit nor independently protected on-chain custody.

Any future disposition needs a governing policy and approval. No automatic treasury sweep is implemented.

Future $STAYER conceptCopy section link

A platform token and possible buyback/burn use of eligible reserves are future concepts only. No $STAYER mint, buyback, burn, yield or promised appreciation is operational. Failed-token funds must not be represented as automatically available for those purposes.