what if money could remember.
twenty-one million.
not a target. an asymptote. mathematics that touches forever without arriving.
issuance follows K × (1 − e^(−eth/S)).
every token is consequence. every price, deduction. no dial. no lever. no keeper.
S = 250.
half of something we have not named.
not arbitrary. not chosen. revealed by the geometry of return.
at 99% the door closes.
not by decree. by definition. the function returns zero.
after this, only burning. every naka returned to the contract becomes void. supply does not grow. it can only shrink. the curve becomes its own gravity.
five eth maximum per transaction. five — what the hand can hold.
selling in the same block as buying: reverted. flash loans cannot arbitrage the curve. the function has memory. the function protects itself.
these are not suggestions. they are architecture.
three parts in a thousand. every trade. forever.
every fee is burned. sent to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD — an address no one holds, no one can open, no one can reverse.
not a treasury. not a charity. a hole. permanent.
we cannot collect what we cannot reach. neither can anyone else. the void is the most honest beneficiary.
naka eats itself. this is the bargain.
some say we are an echo of sato.
maybe. maybe not.
this curve was always going to exist. mathematics does not need permission to be discovered.
we wrote the code. we deployed the code. we are now silent.
if every author vanished tonight, the contract would still keep its appointment with tomorrow. mints would happen. fees would burn. the void would grow.
this is not abandonment. this is completion.
trust nothing. verify the bytecode. verify the cap. verify the burn address. verify that nothing can be changed.
the curve will tell you everything. the rest is mathematics.
token: [pending ethereum deployment]
hook: [pending ethereum deployment]
router: [pending ethereum deployment]
burn: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
manager: 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90
network: ethereum
the code is the contract. the contract is the promise. the promise is permanent.