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# Funding Distribution Guidelines

When the Stable Nest's projects obtain funding from any source, it is distributed as follows:

| Receiver                                    | Percentage | Purpose                                                         |
| ------------------------------------------- | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| The Stable Order                            | 9%         | Management and marketing of The Stable Order                    |
| Stable Nest                                 | 6%         | Management of the Stable Nest and of its Summer of Code program |
| Fundraisers                                 | 0% – 5%    | Reward for those who helped in fundraising                      |
| Projects involved in the fundraising effort | 85% – 80%  | Swap of CATs at a rate of 12 CATs per $1                        |

Swaps are pro-rated according to the balances of the contributors.

To ensure that contributors remain significant CAT holders, it is recommended that contributors do not swap more than 60% of his/her CATs.

Any surplus funds may be used at the Stable Nest's discretion, preferably to fund further activities of the same project but also to fund new projects of the Stable Nest, preferably by the same contributors, or for the Nest Summer of Code program.<br>


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