Frost. Instructions for a pane.

You launch a coin on Stonks through Frost. Its buys grow frost on a black pane, and the dev bag burns in four slices as the frost spreads.

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Fig. 1 — Rime, replayed0.00 % frozen

The pane is 256 × 256 cells. The engine is integer-only: the same trades always give the same grid. Move your cursor on the pane to breathe on it; the record does not change.

Procedure

  1. Fill in the coin. Name, ticker, image, pair, dev buy as a share of supply, and the share kept for the frost.
  2. Pre-sign four burns. One per slice, weighted 1, 2, 3 and 4, each on its own durable nonce. Your keys stay in your wallet.
  3. Launch. Your wallet signs the creation and the dev buy in one transaction. If it fails, nothing is created.
  4. Let it freeze. At 25, 50, 75 and 100 % frost, Frost sends the matching burn.

If the dev sells below an armed slice, that slice shows CANCELLED in red on the coin page.

Why not launch straight on Stonks?

Same curve, same fees.
Frost does a full Stonks launch: 1 % StonkFun, 0.25 % Raydium, 0 % creator. Frost adds 0 %.
The dev bag is tied to the frost.
Four burns are pre-signed at launch. Everyone sees each slice armed, burned or cancelled.
The buys leave a picture.
Each buy grows a crystal seeded by its signature. No two panes freeze the same.

Frost holds no funds and has no wallet, vault or treasury.

Panes so far

Simulated coins are marked as such until the first real launch.

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Questions

What does Frost cost?

Nothing. 0 % site fee. Trades pay the usual Stonks fees: 1 % StonkFun and 0.25 % Raydium. Nonce accounts hold a deposit the dev takes back once no slice is armed.

Who holds the keys?

You do. Every transaction is signed in your own wallet; the pre-signed burns use durable nonces, so no key reaches the server.

Can the dev stop a burn?

Only by selling below the armed slices or using up a nonce, and then the slice shows CANCELLED in red on the coin page for everyone to see.

Does the frost say anything about the price?

No. It records trading history: buys grow crystals, sells melt them. It says nothing about where the price goes.

Fig. 2 — capture of a real coin page, to come

Empty until the first real launch.