> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.usebrikks.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Where construction money comes from

> Distinguish committed project capital from trading liquidity and token price.

The construction plan needs spendable, settled funding. A useful project-level reconciliation is:

```text theme={null}
Available construction capital
  = settled investor funding
  + paid developer contribution
  + other committed funding that can legally be drawn
  - restricted reserves and approved fees
```

Compare that amount with the independently reviewed cost to complete and the project's contingency. Show any funding gap explicitly.

The market price of a Brikk, a pool's trading liquidity, and a projected sale price are different quantities. None is construction cash merely because it appears in the application. Where a token market is used, its fees, migration proceeds, and liquidity allocations require separate reconciliation and named beneficiaries.

Each project should publish a sources-and-uses schedule, the currencies involved, the timing of expected payments, and the conditions that release funds. A transfer between a bank account and an on-chain account is one movement of capital, not two sources of funding.