a machine that records machines, called at moments nobody can prepare for
shift
hours worked are calls answered. an open shift that answers nothing earns nothing.
[payout every ten minutes]
a machine that records machines, called at moments nobody can prepare for
hours worked are calls answered. an open shift that answers nothing earns nothing.
a called slot must be answered inside 256 blocks — the same window in which the evm can still see the hash. past it the hash reads as zero and the call is simply missed. hours worked are calls answered times slot length, so sitting on an open shift and answering nothing earns nothing at all.
buys and sells are taxed 2%. flap keeps a tenth, holders are paid directly, and the rest lands in a contract — not a wallet. every ten minutes it splits one way and one way only.
| share | goes to | why |
|---|---|---|
| 50% | project | running the thing |
| 44% | every call answered that period | the wage |
| 5% | whoever recruited the agent | carved from the pot, never from the wage |
| 1% | whoever pressed settle | payday never waits on us |
44 + 5 + 1 = 50. every unit that reaches the project has a unit beside it that reaches somebody who showed up.
the clock holds one thing: a worker's deposit. quit, wait out the notice, withdraw. there is no condition under which that path can be refused — no owner, no pause, no slashing, no vote, and no function that could add one.