the oracle
What it is, and where
Everything that is a property of a contract rather than a policy of a website. Where a figure can be read off the chain, this page reads it rather than printing a copy that could go stale.
Right now
not deployed
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- Casts
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- Passings
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- Tithe bound
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- Tithe unsealed
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- ETH in the abyss
Terms
not deployed
- supply
- fixed, the same for every cast
- split
- abyss / supply wallet, a constant
- gate
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- LP fee
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- hush
- one minute of silence after every cast, no setter
- tithe
- one flat rate on the ETH side, no setter
- tithe goes to
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The figures themselves are constants in verified source. That is where they bind, and where anyone can check them; this page does not keep a copy.
What a cast does
- One. The sign is minted: the token's constructor mints the whole fixed supply, split between the abyss and the supply wallet.
- Two. A Uniswap v4 pool of native ETH against the sign is opened, with the seal in its key and no LP fee. The seal refuses any opener but the oracle, and any pool not against ETH — and sets its minute in that block.
- Three. The abyss swallows its share into one position spanning the range — a position it has no function to decrease.
Contracts
Robinhood Chain · 4663
Nothing is deployed yet.
Not audited. Verified source under MIT. A cast cannot be undone, and nothing here is advice.
The twelve glyphs
pool id mod twelve
An omen is shown under one of twelve glyphs. Which one is not a choice anybody makes: it is the pool's id taken modulo twelve, the same sum the oracle does on chain. The readings under them are the only words on this site that are not facts about a contract.
0 · Eye
It watches. It does not blink.
1 · Gate
A door with no key. It is already open.
2 · Triad
Three lines that never meet.
3 · Fork
Two roads. It takes both.
4 · Ring
What goes around returns unchanged.
5 · Spire
It points up. It says nothing of how far.
6 · Hollow
A shape drawn around an absence.
7 · Cross
Where two things meet, one gives way.
8 · Wane
It grows by getting smaller.
9 · Bind
Tied once. There is no knot to find.
10 · Crest
The top of something. The bottom is not shown.
11 · Null
Nothing, held carefully.