10,000 hand drawn Machines. Every one carries its own on-chain wallet. Switch one on and it earns. Holders vote each week on which tokenised stock to buy, and it lands inside the Machine itself.
The stock is yours outright. It sits in a wallet the NFT controls, so it travels with the Machine if you ever sell it.
Burn tokens into it and it earns forever. The ink is destroyed, nobody receives it, and it never has to be paid again.
One active Machine is one vote. A 48 hour window, then anyone can close it. Nobody can pick the winner.
Trading fees buy the winning stock in chunks, floored by a Chainlink price rather than the venue's own quote.
Stock is pushed into each Machine's own wallet. Sell it whenever you want. We never touch it again.
Ink is burned once and counted forever. There is no rent, no expiry and nothing to top up: a Machine switched on stays on for as long as the protocol exists.
Every Machine is airdropped exactly what switching on costs, so nobody has to buy a token to start. Burning more raises a Machine’s weight permanently, on a curve with no top.
There is no break-even, because there is nothing to earn back: ink is burned, not rented. What a Machine earns is a share of the stock bought with the fee sellers pay, and that share is its weight against every other Machine's.
What a Machine earns against what its ink cost. Below 1x you burn more than you print, which is where people stop.
Every stock here was verified on-chain, not matched by name. This chain has four different Apple tokens and five fake IONQs, so a name proves nothing. Each one below comes from the issuer's own factory, has a live Chainlink feed, and has a route actually priced near the market.
| Ticker | Company | Price |
|---|---|---|
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Live from Robinhood Chain · the same Chainlink feeds the treasury floors its buys against.
No transfer tax. Sending the token wallet to wallet costs nothing and buying is free. The fee only applies when you sell into the pool. Read the documentation.
No. Ink never expires. Burn once and it counts for as long as the protocol exists. Burning more is optional and raises your weight permanently, which is worth doing only because every payout is a share of a fixed pot: when somebody else burns, your slice thins.
Yes, whenever you like, and you keep all of it. The stock sits in a wallet the NFT controls. We take no fee on it and have no ability to, since those are the issuer's contracts and not ours.
It goes with it. The wallet belongs to the token, not to you, so whoever holds the NFT holds whatever is inside it. Worth checking before you list.
Holders. One active Machine is one vote, over a 48 hour window, and anyone can close the vote once it ends. The only thing the team controls is which tickers appear on the ballot, and a ticker can only appear if the treasury can actually price and buy it.
No. One Machine is one share, flat. Traits do not affect earnings. Weighted earning turns the whole thing into a spreadsheet and pushes everyone toward one optimal trait, which prices the rest of the collection down.
Not yet. The collection is minted out and trading, but the protocol token has not been deployed and there is no pool, so nothing is being charged or earned today. It is built and tested, running on testnet, and not yet audited. The spec is honest about exactly what is left.
No. Metadata is frozen on-chain, the supply is capped at 10,000 and fully minted, and a provenance hash was committed before the reveal. The token has no mint function, no owner, no pause and no upgrade path.