Frequently Asked Questions

$MALA is both a cryptocurrency token on the Solana blockchain and a grassroots movement aimed at addressing the affordability crisis in America. We combine financial innovation with real-world activism to make living affordable again for all Americans.

Unlike most tokens focused solely on financial gains, $MALA has a clear social mission. A portion of all transactions fund affordability initiatives, and our community actively works on solutions to reduce living costs through advocacy, education, and direct action.

$MALA is available on several decentralized exchanges on the Solana network. Visit our official channels for the most up-to-date listing information. Always ensure you're using verified contract addresses to avoid scams.

$MALA has a 5% transaction tax on all buys and sells. This tax is distributed as follows:
- 3% to community initiatives and grants
- 1% to liquidity
- 1% to marketing and advocacy efforts

We welcome all forms of participation! You can:
- Join our community discussions
- Volunteer for local affordability initiatives
- Share your cost-saving ideas
- Participate in advocacy campaigns
- Help educate others about financial empowerment

We take a multi-pronged approach:
1. Funding local programs that directly reduce costs (food co-ops, housing assistance)
2. Advocating for policy changes at all levels of government
3. Providing financial education resources
4. Building community support networks
5. Developing tools to help people track and reduce expenses

We chose Solana for its:
- Low transaction fees (critical for our community members)
- Fast transaction speeds
- Growing ecosystem
- Environmental efficiency compared to some alternatives
The low costs align with our mission of affordability.

Yes, $MALA has undergone a comprehensive smart contract audit by a reputable third-party firm. The audit report is available on our website. We prioritize transparency and security for all our community members.