You bring a broker. We provide the desk. From the moment he sits down he writes volume, continuously, until you move him.
There is no shift to turn up for, no streak to keep, and no penalty for a week away. The base return needs exactly one action, ever: seat a broker. Everything else on this page is optional upside on top of it.
Every time somebody buys or sells $SUITS, a trading fee is generated. Those generated fees land in the treasury as ETH. The treasury converts that ETH into real tokenised stock and pays the stock into the contract.
Your brokers write volume. Your share of the vault is your share of the volume on the book. When you settle, the contract sends you your share.
That last point is engineering, not a promise. The contract tracks your rate against a running accumulator rather than storing a row per session, so a year away costs one subtraction rather than seventeen thousand.
| Symbol | Share | Why it is in the basket |
|---|---|---|
| NVDA | 50% | the one everybody came for |
| SPCX | 25% | the one you cannot buy anywhere else |
| AAPL | 25% | the one still standing when the other two move |
The basket is held as data rather than written into the logic. If one of the three has no tokenised version worth using on this chain, the basket changes and nothing else does.
3,333 desks for 3,333 brokers, so everybody who turns up has somewhere to sit. The scarcity is not whether, it is which.
| Desk | How many | Pays | Held |
|---|---|---|---|
| COMMON | 2,500 | 10 a session | freehold |
| GOOD | 700 | 22 a session | freehold |
| PRIME | 133 | 40 a session | 48 session lease |
One broker in twenty five sits on a prime desk. Because there is one desk per broker, an eighth seat is always guaranteed somewhere to sit. Nobody buys a seat into a room that is already full.
A prime desk is leased, not owned. It runs for 48 sessions, one day, and then falls back to a common desk.
Without that rule the 133 best desks belong to the 133 fastest wallets on the first morning, permanently, and everybody who arrives on day two is looking at a closed door. A lease puts the good seats back on the market every day, forever. A lease that runs out drops you to a common desk, never to nothing.
You may seat three brokers at once, however many you hold. Burning at DESK CO buys up to eight.
| Seat | Burn | Account multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | free | 1.00x |
| 4 | 400,000 | 1.20x |
| 5 | 800,000 | 1.42x |
| 6 | 1,000,000 | 1.60x |
| 7 | 1,200,000 | 1.80x |
| 8 | 1,400,000 | 2.00x |
4,800,000 in total to own all five. A licence adds a broker and multiplies the whole account, and the two compound: eight seats is a little over five times what three seats writes.
That is steep, and it must be read correctly. The reward pool is fixed, so a multiplier does not create reward, it moves it between holders. Eight is the ceiling and it cannot be raised after deployment. The ceiling is the only thing standing between a wallet holding fifty brokers and a payout table that makes small holders quit.
| Rank | Burn | Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| RUNNER | start | +0% |
| CLERK | 500,000 | +30% |
| BROKER | 1,000,000 | +70% |
| PARTNER | 1,500,000 | +120% |
3,000,000 takes one broker from the bottom to the top, permanently. The rank rides on the NFT rather than on your wallet, so selling the broker sells the promotion with him, and a player who cannot afford one can buy somebody else's Partner.
Four ranks, and you can only promote what you own. It is a door that closes behind you, on purpose. A sink you can spend on forever is a supply problem wearing a feature's clothes.
Once a session you can work the floor for +50% on everything the account writes for that session.
Every broker still at a desk pays energy for it, so the cost rises with the account it lifts and you cannot boost eight desks off one rested broker. Energy returns on its own between sessions; resting a broker at SHIFT brings it back three times faster at the price of what he would have written.
Skipping it costs the bonus and never the base.
A session is 30 minutes. It is an accounting boundary and the cooldown on the bonus, not a deadline you can miss.
Volume accrues continuously between sessions rather than in a lump at the end, so the number on your book climbs every second even though the session is long. Long enough that nobody feels farmed, short enough that the figure moves while you are looking at it.
A wallet that mints three brokers, puts them on common desks and never burns anything writes 30 a session, forever, with no further action.
A wallet at the absolute ceiling, meaning eight brokers on eight prime desks, all Partners, boosted, writes 2,112 a session.
Here is what the top of that costs: 4,800,000 burned for the seats, 24,000,000 burned to make eight Partners, and eight of only 133 prime desks held at once, every one expiring within a day. Nobody arrives there by accident, and nobody stays without paying the lease again tomorrow.
At /app there is a timeline, and you cannot post on it unless a broker of yours is sitting at a desk.
A timeline anybody can post to fills with noise on the first day. The job is the door. And it is never empty: every move your book makes prints itself onto the tape, so your own work is the first thing on your timeline.
The seat would otherwise be stuck: the old wallet no longer owns him and
the new one never seated him. Anyone may clear it with evict,
and the desk goes back on the board.
The broker is released rather than demoted. There is genuinely nowhere to sit, and pretending otherwise would break the counts.
Nothing is lost and nothing costs more. See where the money comes from.
The city is built and walkable. The economy runs end to end: seat, rest, work the floor, buy a licence, promote, settle. The app and the tape are live. The contract is written and compiles.
What is not done: the contract is not deployed, so the mint has not happened and $SUITS does not exist. Until it does, the tape keeps your posts in your own browser rather than on a server, and the numbers you see are your own.
$SUITS does not exist yet. It is created on launch day, immediately before the mint opens, and the address appears here first. If you see a $SUITS trading anywhere before then, it is not ours.