Live on Robinhood Chain
Every coin here has an author and no name. Liquidity locks when the seal lands. Fees arrive as shielded ZEC.
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Writs filed in the register, newest first.
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Author proceeds that left the desk for a shielded address.
0.0000ZEC
The protocol half of every swap fee, bought as ZEC and burned.
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Traded across every coin the register has sealed.
You fill in the writ, sign it with your wallet, and the coin is created with the entire supply in the pool. The signature proves the wallet, not the person. Nothing on the coin carries your name.
Liquidity goes to a locker with no withdraw function on it. The author cannot pull it, the house cannot pull it, and no upgrade adds a door later. The only way out of the pool is to sell into it.
Every swap pays one per cent. Half of it goes to the payout address you wrote into the contract, delivered as shielded ZEC. The other half buys ZEC and burns it. The amounts are public. The payee is not.
Type in the volume you think your coin would do. The figures below are arithmetic on the fee terms, converted at the live ZEC price.
A tax above zero is printed on the writ. Traders read it before they buy.
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This is not a forecast. It multiplies the volume you typed by the fee terms written into every coin the register seals.
What is final
It is written into the contract when the seal lands. Nobody edits it afterwards, and that includes the house. Copy it out of your wallet and read it twice before you sign.
It goes to a locker with no withdraw function. There is no admin key and no upgrade that adds one later. The only way value leaves the pool is by selling into it.
What stays yours
The chain records a payout address and a signature. It records nothing about who holds them. Two coins that share a payout address share an author, so take a fresh address each time.
Coins you buy inside the launch stay unlinked until they, or the proceeds from them, reach an address people already tie to you. Selling for ZEC from a fresh address is how authors leave without a trail.
It creates a coin on Robinhood Chain from a form. The whole supply goes into a pool, the pool is locked, and the author's share of the swap fee is delivered to a shielded ZEC address instead of a public wallet. The register on this site is the record of every writ filed.
Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit rollup with chain id 4663. Gas is paid in ETH on that chain. Connect a wallet that supports custom EVM networks and the site will offer to switch you across.
Fees accrue in the pool hook. When they are swept, the author's half is swapped out and sent to the shielded Zcash address written into the contract at launch. Anyone can read the amount and the time. Nobody can read the payee.
Launch soon. Until it is deployed there is no contract address to publish, and anything circulating as one is not ours. The address will appear in the header strip, the footer and on the $SEAL page on the same day it goes live.
No. The locker has no withdraw function and the contract has no owner who could add one. That constraint applies to the author and to the house equally. It is the reason the seal means anything.
0.0005 ETH to press a seal, or the same value in ZEC if you would rather not touch a public wallet. After that, one per cent of every swap: half to you, half burned as ZEC.
No email, no account, no name. Connect, fill in the writ, sign it once, and the entry takes the next number in the book.