Every coin
opens at noon.
Cast a coin in one transaction. It is the hook of its own pool, it opens at a USD 5,000 market cap read from a signed ETH price, and it pays a toll in ETH on every trade.
The oracle signs the ETH/USD price for your exact coin and your next nonce. The signature lives five minutes; the Gnomon refuses anything older, earlier or altered.
The coin's own Uniswap v4 pool opens with no LP fee and tick spacing 1, priced so the whole billion is worth USD 5,000.
All 1,000,000,000 coins go into one position from the opening price down. ETH sent along becomes the dawn: a second position just above it.
The coin is its pool's hook. Every swap pays a toll in ETH, split into four hours that only their bearers can draw.
Four hours, four bearers.
- makerthe coin's creator60%
- circlecommunity share, set by the maker20%
- commonsshared pot10%
- housethe operator10%
Each share is held inside Uniswap’s PoolManager as an ETH claim and only its own bearer can draw it. The split is fixed in the coin when it is cast. On Gnomon the circle, commons and house are one wallet: the operator’s.
Coins cast here
The liquidity is not locked unless the page says it is.
Every cast mints its position NFTs to one operator wallet. Unlocked, that wallet can withdraw the pool’s liquidity, including the ETH buyers paid in. Each coin’s page reads who holds its NFTs from the chain, live, and shows a lock only when the Plinth actually holds it.
The same wallet is the circle, commons and house bearer: 20% of every toll, plus whatever circle share a maker chooses. One operator runs Gnomon, and its address is printed on every page.
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