One stone.
One holder.
Every fee streams to whoever holds it, and it gets cheaper the longer it is held. Then the Night falls, and everything held back goes to the one standing there. Nobody knows when.
It cannot fall further. Anyone can take it for 10,000.
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It gets cheaper the longer it is held.
A take sets a price anchor a quarter above whatever was just paid. From there the price falls on a fixed half-life and never rises again until somebody moves. Standing still is what makes the stone affordable to the next person.
Every payment splits three ways the moment it lands. Half is credited straight back to the holder being displaced, so being taken from is never a total loss. A fifth joins the stream. The rest is held back, and nobody touches it until the Night.
Every fee streams to whoever holds it.
Fees arriving at the Field do not sit still and they are not split between everyone. They pour into a single reservoir, and that reservoir empties into one address: whoever is standing there at that second. Stop standing there and the flow moves with the stone.
Half of whatever is left flows out to the holder every 3 days. It never runs dry and it never stops.
Anything the stream has not paid out by the time the Night falls is not lost and does not go back to anyone who fed it. It joins what was held back, and it goes to the one standing there.
Nobody knows when.
One block in every few hundred is thrown against a chance that rises with time. The verdict for a block is decided by that block's own hash, which nobody knows while it is being built — not the holder, not the taker, not the person who calls it down.
Thirty percent of every payment, plus whatever the stream has not yet paid out. It is never withdrawn, never split, and never returned. It waits.
The rate climbs over the first 30 days, then holds. At the full rate it is more likely than not by day 80.
00:00:00
until 1 Jan 1970
After that anyone can call the Night down deterministically. The Field always ends; the only open question is who is standing there when it does.
It cannot be aimed
A block's verdict comes from its own hash, sealed after every transaction in it is already fixed. A taker cannot buy into a block they know pays out, because that block's answer does not exist yet when they buy.
It cannot be hoarded
Proving the Night is open to anyone, and the prize never goes to the prover. It goes to the holder. There is no advantage in being the one who notices first, only in being the one standing there.
It must be caught
A chain keeps only its last 256 block hashes. A Night must be proven inside that window or it passes unclaimed — and the sampling simply carries on to the next one.
The whole thing, on one plate.
One stone
Held by one address at a time
One holder
Every fee streams to whoever holds it
Anyone can take it, and it gets cheaper the longer it is held
Half of what is paid goes back to the one displaced
Then the Night falls
Everything held back goes to the one standing there
Nobody knows when
The Field is a single contract with no owner, no upgrade path and no privileged caller. Every number below is fixed in its constructor and cannot be changed by anyone, including whoever deployed it.
There is no staking, no lock-up, no vesting and no claim on future emissions. The only way to earn from the Field is to hold the stone, and the only way to hold the stone is to pay whatever it costs at the second you reach for it.
It is taken, not given.
Everything that has happened to the stone.
Read straight off the chain. Nothing here is curated, ranked or hidden.
Nothing yet. The first hand on the stone will show up here.
Nobody has stood there long enough yet.
The site and the token went up together.
There was no window in which somebody knew more than you did. The first take will not be announced twice.
No presale
Nothing was sold before the site went up. There was no round to be in and no round to miss.
No allocation
Nothing is reserved for the team, for advisors, or for anyone who was early. The supply is minted once and handed to liquidity.
No whitelist
There is no list, so there is nothing to be on. The contract cannot tell the difference between anyone.
Add the chain
Point your wallet at Robinhood Chain. It is an Arbitrum Orbit rollup settling on Ethereum, so everything you already use works.
Get HOLM
The whole supply sits in one pool. Buy from it like anything else — there is no other door in.
Approve the Field
The Field pulls the price out of your wallet when you take. It cannot pull anything else, and it cannot pull anything twice.
Take the stone
You pay whatever it costs the second the transaction lands. From then on the stream is yours until somebody reaches past you.