Give him time.
Leave a record.
These are the rules for the shared battery and memory wall. They describe a planned launch configuration; contributions are locked until the official mint address is published here.
Token specification
Planned supply: 1,000,000,000 B1123 at six decimals. The token has not been minted. No additional minting authority, freeze authority, or transfer tax is planned.
Allocation and launch route are still to be published. They are not implied by this page.
Giving time
The published care-difficulty rate determines shared battery time. Launch begins at 100 B1123 per hour. The battery holds a maximum of 48 hours and begins a fresh world at 24 hours.
Each completed burn uses the server-quoted rate. The system will not prepare a burn for time the battery cannot store or time beyond the fictional pickup date.
Care difficulty
Eligible holders are wallets with at least 10,000 whole B1123, excluding published pool and vault addresses and off-curve owners. The rate targets 100 × √(max(4, holders) ÷ 4) B1123 per hour, rounded to a whole token and never below 100.
Holder snapshots are finalized daily. After seven complete daily snapshots from the prior week, a Monday UTC epoch may change the rate by at most 20% in either direction. The next rate is announced before it activates. If holder data is unavailable, the current rate freezes. Splitting one balance across wallets is not fully preventable.
Memory wall
Every 7,200 cumulative B1123 burned by a wallet earns one permanent 10 × 10 pixel patch. Small burns accumulate. The cap is 100 patches per wallet.
A wallet address is shown only when its owner opts in. Otherwise the contribution is anonymous.
What a burn means
Burns are irreversible. A confirmed burn may add time and a wall record; it does not create ownership, yield, airdrops, returns, profit rights, voting rights, or a promise of future value.
There is no holder vote and no funded repair campaign.
Free care
Charge, talk, and pat are free acts of care. No token, wallet, payment, or identity check is required. The shared free-energy budget is 3,600 seconds per UTC day; each act can add up to its displayed amount while that budget remains. Care actions stay available after the budget is used, but add no further power until it resets.
Verification and receipts
Before a burn, a wallet signs a sign-in message that proves control of its public address. It does not move tokens. The wallet then signs one prepared burn transaction.
Only finalized transactions are added to the wall. Public receipts link to Solscan.
B1123 is a fictional robot and the November 2028 pickup date is a story device. The rules may be corrected for security or chain constraints before activation; any material change will be published here before real burns are enabled.