Our numbers, out in the open.
Two semesters, two charts. The one above runs live off our daily log; the one below is last semester, closed and never touched again. Both show every step from revenue down to what headquarters actually earns. Tap, filter and compare it yourself. Most businesses do not show you this. We think you should see it before you join us or put money in.
Running now, updated every day
This chart is wired straight to our daily log. Every trading day we add one row, and this page redraws itself. Nothing here is typed into the page by hand.
Finished, and left alone
Our first full semester, closed out. These are the final figures and they will not be edited again — it is the record, not a forecast. You can still tap, filter and compare it exactly like the chart above.
What each figure actually measures Read
- Revenue — everything taken through the campus QR rails, before the cost of goods comes out. This is the top line, not profit.
- Gross profit — revenue less what the goods cost us. This is the figure that then splits 80/20 between the members and headquarters. It is not revenue, and it is not what we keep.
- Paid to members — 80% of every ringgit of gross profit leaves as commission to members across every campus, before headquarters sees any of it.
- HQ’s earnings — the remaining 20%. Returns on our investment options are paid out of this and out of the invested liquidity itself.
- Invested liquidity — capital currently sitting in stock and printing commitments across every campus. It came in day by day across the first week, and it falls again when a contributor takes their balance back. It is a point-in-time balance, not a running total, so it is never added up and it gets its own right-hand axis.
Where these figures come from Read
Every member sends their redemption line to the Ecoboo Ledger Bot, and every line passes an evidence check before money moves: it is tested against the stock issued to that campus, against the commission rate card, and against what actually landed in the QR account that week. The check only ever hunts claims that are too high, never ones that are too low. A human at headquarters signs off every payment — no AI agent can release money. This page reads those same figures, week by week, not a separate set prepared for display.
The badge above each chart tells you what you are looking at: green means real, live figures; amber means the semester has not started yet; grey means the semester is closed and those numbers will not move again.
What these figures do not tell you Read
Gross profit is not what we keep — 80% of it goes out to members before headquarters sees any of it. Returns on our investment options are paid out of the remaining 20% and out of the invested liquidity itself, so nothing on this page has taken them out yet. Invested liquidity is not cash in hand either — it is capital tied up in stock, which is exactly why it cannot be withdrawn on demand.
Questions about any figure on this page?
Just ask. We would rather explain a weak month than pretend it did not happen.