> man flock
Three steps. No captain.
launch
You launch on Stonks from your own wallet. You are the creator. Stonks pays its creators no trading fees.
demo: hold
In the demo sky, wherever wallets hold two coins, a link forms between the two.
demo: watch
In the demo sky, each bird watches the seven coins it shares the most holders with. Nothing here buys or burns a real coin.
> tail --bird --demo
Where a demo vault would go.
> cat what-you-get
What you get, and what you don't.
you do not get
- no trading fees: Stonks pays creators 0 %
- no automatic buyback of your coin
- no automatic burn
- no real neighbours: the sky is a demo and your coin is not in it
you get
+ a launch signed by your own wallet, with you as the creator
+ your coin on Stonks, on Raydium LaunchLab
+ everything shown before you sign
> head /sky/RULES
How the demo sky is computed.
- Seven readings are taken every hour, in the demo.
- A wallet counts for its minimum of the hour, from 0.05 % of supply.
- If one reading is missing, nobody counts that hour.
- A link is the sum of min(share_i, share_j) over shared wallets. Splitting a wallet never strengthens a link.
- The seven strongest links are recomputed each hour.
- At each epoch, 50 % of the vault buys and burns the coin itself. 50 % is shared between the seven, pro rata to their links.
- An empty seat's part stays in the vault.
- A lone bird, with no neighbour, flies at the edge.
- Real launches are different: they run on Stonks, the creator receives no trading fees, and nothing buys or burns automatically.
- Every position in the demo sky is computed by rule, with no randomness of its own.