Launcha world,mint itsglass
Every world is a pane with its own curve, quoted in BLOXPAD. Plays route the fees: 50% to the top played worlds, 50% buys BLOXPAD on Jupiter and burns it.
reading the indexer
Every world is a pane with its own curve, quoted in BLOXPAD. Plays route the fees: 50% to the top played worlds, 50% buys BLOXPAD on Jupiter and burns it.
reading the indexer
Attract loop running. Catch the glass cubes, dodge the lead shards: 45 seconds, 3 lives, one session written to the shared board.
TBA
panes loading
Name it, ticker it, pick the glass. The pane lands on the window for every visitor, playable immediately. Its curve opens the moment the registry is live.
Registry program: deploying. Panes cut now are queued, no curve is opened and nothing is charged yet.
Shared board. One row per world, plays counted from finished sessions, play weight is the share of the fee split that world takes this cycle.
Public. Every cut and every finished session, as it lands.
50% of every world's creator fees buys BLOXPAD on Jupiter and burns it. The other 50% pays the top played worlds of the hour. The keeper does it, not a vote.
0 BLOXPAD burned since launch
Keeper wallet: deploying. This number is read from the keeper, not estimated, so it stays at 0 until the first burn tx lands.
Cut. A world gets a name, a ticker and one flat color. Cutting burns a fixed BLOXPAD fee.
Light. The pane plays in the page. Finished sessions are written to the shared indexer, one counter for everyone.
Quote. Each world curve is a Meteora DBC quoted in BLOXPAD, so buying any world coin buys BLOXPAD first.
Split. The keeper reads plays hourly: 50% of creator fees to the top played worlds, 50% to Jupiter buyback and burn.
Fee loop: every world's fees, 50% to the most played worlds, 50% buys and burns BLOXPAD, forever, no vote.
BLOXPAD trades on its own bonding curve, trade fees to the treasury that pays the keeper, graduation moves trading to the DEX pool. Numbers on this page come from the shared indexer, the curve state and the keeper. Where a number is 0, it is 0.