day 31. thirty one.2,400 ft, near the quiet

Gus, a squirrel in a bottle cap goggleNUTS

He built a nest up here

Gus holding an acorn in front of his nest

Sticks, wet newspaper, and everything the fees hand me. When it is full I tip half of it back down. That is the whole plan.

Four ways onto the stick

Gus counts on a stick. Each of these is a real transaction your own wallet signs, so anyone can check the count against the chain. They cost gas and nothing else, and none of them lock anything up.

50

Say you were here first

One signature before the token lands. It only counts while the funnel is still shut, and only once.

10

Shout up once a day

One a day, every day. Gus has nothing else to do and he notices when you stop.

20

Tell him you are holding

Twenty a day for every million $NUTS that stays in your wallet. Nothing is locked, nothing is sent, nothing is staked in a contract. Your tokens sit where they are and Gus watches the balance.

150

Throw one into the nest

Your ETH buys through the same curve, but the tokens land in the nest instead of your wallet. Highest count per milli, because you gave it away.

He has not found your notch yet.

He is counting.

Fees waiting in the nest: counting ETH in the nest: counting $NUTS in the nest: counting

    When it tips

    Gus stuffs every fee into the nest. The first time the nest holds 0.4 ETH he drops half of it back down, split by points.

    The season runs 21 days. Whichever comes first, that 0.4 ETH or day 21, is when he counts the stick and tips the nest. Half of what has built up goes down, split by the points people have at that moment.

    There is nothing to claim yet and nothing is being held for you. Any reward comes later, out of trading fees and out of what people throw into the nest, and it is planned, not guaranteed. The plan is half of it as ETH, half as $NUTS, and a sheet of printed tickets for whoever is highest on the stick.

    back down to the funnel