Simulated intake. No chain is connected. Every figure, lot and release on this page is invented for demonstration.
IMPOUND property room
 
Next scheduled disposal
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round — · — stakers
Standing notice

One lot clears to a staker on every round, at no charge, weighted by stake. The room is funded by trading fees on the coin, so the disposal costs nobody anything. The rest of the floor is open now: take a lot from any tier and it resolves immediately against a published table.

Stake, not balance, and we will say why: the coin is a fixed-supply token with no transfer hooks, so no contract can enumerate who holds it. Weighting by held balance would need an off-chain keeper who could quietly leave people out. The stake ledger is on-chain, so the snapshot hashed into every draw is a real list, not our word for one.

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How the room works

Four steps, and one sentence that matters more than the other three.

You are paid what a lot is appraised at. Nothing physical is held, shipped or owned by this room. The objects are what that amount looks like in the world.

  1. 01

    Intake

    Every lot is catalogued, appraised and photographed on the same rig. Its value, its band and its exact odds are published before anything is drawn. The bar on each card is that table.

  2. 02

    The coin funds the room

    The coin launches on pons, and the creator fee from every trade routes into the vault contract instead of to a person. That is what pays for the free disposal, so it costs nobody anything.

    Ticker and contract address are not assigned yet. Nothing on this page is tradeable today.

  3. 03

    Two ways a lot leaves

    The scheduled disposal runs every round and costs nothing: stake the coin to qualify, and one lot clears to a single staker, drawn across everyone staked and weighted by stake.

    An open lot is taken now. You pay the tier price and it resolves immediately against that tier's published table. Each tier prints its own house edge on the card.

  4. 04

    Settlement, and how to check it

    The house publishes a seal, sha256(seed), before a single lot is drawn. The seed is revealed afterwards, and your browser recomputes every draw from it on the Verify panel. A different seed produces a different result, so the seal is what stops the house choosing after the fact.

Open lots

Four shelves, four price points. Each publishes its own table before you commit; the bar under every card is that table, not a decoration.

The manifest

Everything on the floor, as appraised at intake. Objects are archetypes rendered in-house on one lighting rig. Nothing here carries a maker's mark.

Verify the draw

The house publishes a seal before anything is drawn. Your browser recomputes it below, using its own crypto, against the numbers the server hands back.

Epoch seal — sha256(seed), published before the first pull
Revealed seed — withheld until the epoch closes in production
Recomputed in this browser — press verify