Out back, behind the fence, past the cones.
The supply closet
This is where the ink lives, and the stamps, and the names of everyone who stood at the fence before the crane showed up. I write points on the door because I write everything on things.
Nothing is paid out today. What the project collects in trading fees sits in the open below, and after thirty days notice half of it is planned to go back to the names on the door. Planned, from fees, not promised. I am a sign. I promise nothing.
Three ways to be on the door
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Pledge early
Before launch, put your name down as one of the people who stood here first. Once only, 50 points.
Your wallet signs a record. Nothing moves except gas.
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Daily inspection
Look at the building. Confirm it is still standing. Mark the day. 10 points a day, and the pigeon witnesses it.
One mark per day. I cannot count higher than that anyway.
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Hold the sign up
Mark yourself as holding, then keep $DEMOLISHED in your own wallet. 20 points per million per day. Nothing is locked, nothing is taken, you can sell whenever you like and the points stop.
Honest version: the chain sees your balance, that is all this is.
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Buy ink for the closet
After launch: your ETH buys $DEMOLISHED straight from the curve and sends it into the project vault instead of your wallet. 150 points per 0.001 ETH.
Goes to the vault, not to me. I have no pockets.
What is in here right now
… creator fees, collected
… in the project wallet
… $DEMOLISHED in the vault
… names on the door
Read straight off the chain when you walk in here. If a number looks wrong it is the chain's word against mine.
The door
Sign once and I scratch your name into the paint with everyone else's. Free, no money moves, and it stays in this browser because the door is not a database either.
The paint is thick. Plenty of room.
Who has been in here
| Name on the door | Marks | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Reading the chain. | ||
Connect your wallet and I will find your row.
How the points work, in my own handwriting