Capitalization Principle:
Every order in our company, which consists of six different departments, contributes new funds to capitalization. For example, a startup "N" approaches COLD HALO for a creative solution in the area of corporate tone of voice (TOV) for a European market. We conduct market analysis, thoroughly study the product, gather initial information from startup "N," create an interaction framework, build a timeline, and begin the work. The project takes 20 days to complete: 3-6 options are developed in the first stage, 2 options in the second, and the final version is approved by startup "N." COLD HALO earns a net profit of $1,800 over these 20 days (after accounting for salaries, commissions, and tool costs), and $180 of that profit is immediately used to purchase the coin. Thus, 10% of the company’s net profit directly supports the coin. In the near future, other satellite companies will join the COLD HALO system, potentially multiplying the influx of investments. The coin will become a fully-fledged currency for the advertising and creative industries, facilitating transactions between thousands of companies and millions of clients.

The Logic of 10% and Taxes:
Over the past three years, the global creative industry market has grown by 11.4%. However, most companies in this sector have registered their legal entities in countries where taxes on the sale of intellectual labor have not increased (or where such labor is not considered a taxable product). As a result, we conditionally retain 10% of our profit without incurring additional tax or operational expenses. This difference will be used by the community, sponsors, and enthusiasts over the next three years to build a fully functional crypto tool for internal trade between advertising organizations and clients like startup "N." This will be a utilitarian currency free from speculation, a convenient international tool with no taxes or transaction fees, operating on the promising Solana blockchain. The 10% figure is an example and reflects only the intentions of the main company, COLD HALO—satellite companies may choose their own contribution percentage.

Satellite Principle:
COLD HALO (and all companies that later join the service) does not claim the invested funds (0.5-10% of each profit transaction) but instead allocates them to the development of a utilitarian product for the global creative industry. Each company within the COLD HALO network, under a 36-month agreement (three years from the program’s launch), will be required to contribute any amount between 0.5% and 10% of its profit, accumulating its assets without selling them. Without mandatory reporting, each company purchases an arbitrary number of COLD HALO coins at its own risk. The agreement will include a clause on the speculative nature of transactions and a prohibition on the full or partial sale of accumulated assets. After 36 months (three years), the entire capitalization from the network of satellite companies will be bought back (at the discretion of the satellite companies) from each holder. The coins will be repurchased in designated pools over the course of 12 months (one year). Retail users should not lose their assets due to fluctuations in the currency’s value index.
We think pragmatically and understand that analytical frameworks may not always be accurate, and events don’t always unfold according to planned scenarios. However, we will strive daily to control the coin’s capital processes and aim to transform it into a fully functional mechanism for economic interaction in the creative technology market. No one knows the true value of an idea, but its creator can evaluate it. In time, let every idea have a COLD HALO index.