A CURB paid to the credit desk is a prepaid unit of a service that exists today, and nothing else. The desk reads the token’s price from a pool at a block, states the market capitalisation that price implies, and credits a key in dollars at the rate at the block its top-up was mined, or the lowest the pool showed in the window before it, whichever is lower. Nothing here is a condition of forming, holding or claiming a position.
| Opening a key | The minimum credited, cumulatively across top-ups, before a key can be used. Decided by the product owner, 2026-09-12. | US$20.00 |
| Evidence versions | Every archived version of one source's record for a series — identities, dates, the parsed record of each. /api/positions/<series>/evidence/versions?source=<id> | US$0.05 / call |
| Journal by day | The product's verified changes on one UTC day, as the Gazette prints them. /api/positions/<series>/journal?day=YYYY-MM-DD | US$0.05 / call |
| Alert delivery | The desk's conditions — raised, cleared, still active — posted to a webhook the key registered, once per change. /api/subscriptions | US$0.10 / delivery |
Everything the site shows today stays free: the series pages, the latest evidence, the instrument file, the previews, the wallet lookups, the status endpoint and the Gazette. The paid endpoints are the history and the fan-out. A call is charged only when it is answered; a call that is refused is not charged. The terms, decided with the prices: credits do not expire while the service they buy is offered; a service closes with 30 days’ notice here and in the journal; nothing is refunded in dollars or in CURB, because the contract has no refund path and the desk offers none.
No rate. No token exists, no desk is deployed and no pool is read.
The price list stays in dollars and no CURB amount is quoted until the token trades in a pool the desk’s chain profile can read. The desk will not type a price in by hand: a rate that was not read from the chain is not a rate the desk states.
No desk is deployed and no treasury is named. When one is, this block shows the desk’s address, the treasury every top-up goes to, and whether the code on chain is the contract in this repository paying to that treasury.
No top-up has been credited. There is no desk to pay.
Derived from the keys’ rows on every request; never a second record. The budget for what is received is in the token record, and the spending of it is logged under the operator policy.
The key is made in this browser and never sent to make it; the desk learns of its hash when the chain credits it. The top-up is one call, topUp(bytes32 keyHash, uint256 amount), signed in a wallet of the payer’s own; the site holds no key and sends nothing. The balance is public by hash.
Thirty-two random bytes from this browser, hashed with SHA-256. The desk stores neither; it learns of the hash when the chain credits it. Copy the key now — it is not shown again, and a lost key is a lost balance.
No desk is configured: no token exists and no pool is read. There is no address to send a top-up to, and no bytes are composed.
No token exists. No pool exists. Nothing is configured. A launchpad’s terms are not assumed here. The assumption register says what is assumed meanwhile, and none of it is stated as fact on this page.