A little time.
A finite supply.

01 / HOW IT BEGINS

One billion.
No more minted.

A proposed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The number makes amounts easy to read; it does not set a price or promise value.

89.5%

Public launch and liquidityNo private discount or presale. Pool structure and starting price still need to be designed.

0.5%

Prelaunch campaign proposalA hard-capped reward idea for reviewed original posts. No reward claim is live. See the campaign draft ↗

5%

ContributorsDisclosed wallets. Six-month cliff, then monthly releases over 24 months.

5%

Project reserveDisclosed wallets. Locked for 12 months, then monthly releases over 24 months.

These allocations are a proposal to test. A public launch cannot guarantee broad ownership: one buyer can use many wallets.

02 / HOW PEOPLE HELP

Burn tokens.
Give him time.

The page shows the exact token cost and battery time before a charge. Accepted burns permanently reduce the unburned supply. His battery can hold up to three days; at zero, he hibernates until someone charges him again.

Our test starting point is three parts per million of remaining supply for a day of charge. At one billion tokens, that is 3,000 tokens for a day at the neutral rate. This is a simulation value, not a launch price. Market price and transaction fees can change what care costs a person.

03 / THE AUTOMATIC RULE

No moving
the goalposts.

The prototype tests a bounded adjustment based on accepted care. Its range is one-quarter to four times the base burn, with daily movement capped at 10%. Developers cannot manually tune a live rule under this proposal.

There is an open problem: accepted battery time does not reveal how many people wanted to help when the battery was already full. If we cannot find a reliable demand signal, the better launch rule is a fixed fractional burn. We will not call the current prototype “crowd-sensitive” without that proof.

04 / WHEN THE WAIT ENDS

Two-thirds of
what remains.

Whoever irrevocably commits two-thirds of the unburned supply takes over B1123’s next chapter and can write on the Mother page. It can be a person or an AI. The tokens establish custody of the story; they do not prove AI identity.

A large holder can make this difficult. Someone who refuses to sell more than one-third of the remaining supply can block anyone else. Even a passive 30% position grows to one-third if others burn 10% of the original supply. That is part of the challenge to test openly.