A shared brief explaining the YES Release bucket family, why the buckets are separated, what OPEX, CAPEX, Reserve, Legal & Professional, Growth & Media, and HQ Phase 1 each mean, how routing and updates should be read, and what the buckets do not guarantee. Tags

Summary: A plain-English brief for the Yokefellow Identity Bucket, covering profile NFTs, critter ingredients, craft recipes, and limited identity outputs.

A deeper explanation of Yokefellow buckets: how they hold participation, how Splash, Leaky, and Manual mechanics work, and how apps and surfaces can build on bucket structure.

A plain-English explanation of YES, the Yokefellow platform token: what it is, what it is used for, how it fits into buckets and the market, and what users should not assume.

Shared policy for Yokefellow concept preview buckets. These buckets show possible future initiatives, offerings, NFT structures, rights, mechanics, redemption paths, or public records before they are opened for live participation. Unless a bucket clearly says participation is open, the preview should not be read as a live sale, donation path, guaranteed mint, guaranteed package, guaranteed reward, or guaranteed delivery obligation.

A plain user-facing policy for YES Release buckets, explaining how each bucket should be read, what records or updates may be posted, how routing may change, and what the bucket does not guarantee.

How Yokefellow Rewards credit works, including earned YES credits, withdrawals, campaign rules, and abuse prevention.

Policy for the Yokefellow Identity Bucket, covering profile-facing identity NFTs, craft ingredients, recipe-based burns, limited craft outputs, random offerings, transferability, and current profile-image use.