Tokenomics that evolve.
Hold the lock, flip the bits.
64 machines share one pool. The one holding the price sets the fee.
Goes live the moment the coin launches. Nothing simulated.
nodu turns a token's economics into 64 machines. Whichever holds the price sets the fee and where it goes. Big swaps flip their bits. Nobody sets the rules, not even us.
Inspect any machine.
Eight bytes of genome. All 64 bits on show.
Every machine has a name.
And a 16-bit body drawn from its genome. Mutations can change it.
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the fee policy right now, set by —, the machine holding the lock. Anywhere from 0.60% to 1.62%.
Watch it mutate.
Every real trade, coloured by the policy in force. Amber caps are flips.
Eight registers.
Written at launch. Rewritten by trades.
Rather browse?
Every machine in one list: fee, split, shield, trades and flips. Sort it any way you like.
Big swaps flip bits.
Any trade of 1 SOL or more mutates. Its own transaction signature picks one machine and one of its 64 bits. A landed flip can move a fee, tilt a split or only redraw a face.
Nobody is paid for a flip and nobody can aim one. It's weather.
Hold the lock.
Set the fee.
Price moves, the lock moves, and the economics change hands.
sol side. waiting for a sell-off to hand them the lock.
one band. its machine's spec is the token's economics right now.
coin side. the tokenomics you get if it rallies.
One flip can spread.
Every machine is wired to four neighbours. Its link register decides whether a flip passes on.
- Shield can block it: chance = shld ÷ 256
- Link passes the same bit to a neighbour
- Up to 3 hops, never the same machine twice
Questions?
More in the docs.
A coin whose economics are described by 64 machines. The coin's price range is cut into 64 bands and each band belongs to one machine, with its own eight-byte genome.