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The window is waiting for the keeper.
Six coins of the Solana meta, rebuilt every hour: at least $40,000 of liquidity, at least two hours old, and a sale quoted back through Jupiter before any of them is allowed on. A coin that cannot be sold is blacklisted for good.
The keeper has not built a board yet.
Hold 100,000 $demo for an hour and you can speak. Every message is signed by your wallet and never sent as a transaction, so speaking costs nothing.
A message that is exactly a command counts as one. Anything else is talk.
Every window that has closed: the mode it ran in, what the crowd said, which one was executed and the transaction that carried it.
Once a day at 00:00 UTC the treasury is valued. If it is worth more than it has ever been worth, half of the gain buys $demo and burns it, and the new figure becomes the mark to beat.
$demo has a wallet and nobody who can move it. The creator fees are forwarded in and split: 70% to trade with, 20% to buy $demo back and burn it, 10% to run this.
Anarchy: 30 seconds, and one message out of the window is drawn at random. Democracy: 60 seconds, and the heaviest command wins. A tie holds.
Your weight is the square root of your balance, so a wallet a hundred times bigger than yours is ten times louder, not a hundred.
Write anarchy or democracy. Only your last vote counts, over five minutes. 75% turns the show into Democracy, 50% or less takes it back.
A position is at most 20% of the treasury, slippage at most 5%, a trade at least 0.02 SOL. Under 0.1 SOL only sell and hold work, and dump is Anarchy only.
A window that moves money carries its memo inside that trade. A hold the crowd asked for writes its own. Silent windows go into one roll-up memo, so silence costs the treasury nothing.
In 2014 a stream's chat played a Pokemon game together, one button at a time, and invented Anarchy, Democracy and the Helix.
The crowd can trade the treasury to nothing. That is the show; the limits only decide how fast.
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