Own a building. Collect its rent every hour.
5,555 buildings on Robinhood Chain. $TOWN fees land in a payroll contract that nobody owns, and every hour anyone may call a round. The pot splits into four equal quarters, one for each district, and each quarter is shared across every floor standing there. A crowded district pays less per floor. An empty one pays more.
- Price
- reading
- Minted
- reading
- Sale
- reading
Reading the collection contract for the price, the count minted and whether the sale is open.
- Fees go to
- the payroll, every unit of it
- All of it goes to
- A payroll contract with no owner
- Who calls the round
- Anyone, once an hour has passed
- How the pot splits
- Four equal quarters, one per district
- What a quarter buys
- That district's stock, WETH to USDG to stock
- Inside a district
- Divided across every floor standing
A round is skipped if less than the minimum is waiting, and the clock still advances, so the cadence never drifts. Rent belongs to the building and not to the wallet, so claim before you sell. The long version lives in the docs.
The collection
Twenty four pieces, straight out of the city.
Every building is one render on one plot, generated from its district, its tier, its material and its form. The band of colour at street level tells you which district it stands in. Pick any piece and the whole page moves into its district.
Twenty four previews of 5,555. The full map of every plot lives on the city page.
Tiers and weight
Weight is floors. Floors are the whole claim.
Five tiers, and every one of these is a real render standing at its true floor count. A building is born with floors and may buy the same number again by burning $TOWN, so nobody more than doubles. Every building earns from the moment it exists. There is no activation and no burn to start.
- Supply
- 3,333
- Max weight
- 4 floors
- Share of all rent
- 34.3%
- Supply
- 1,389
- Max weight
- 8 floors
- Share of all rent
- 28.6%
- Supply
- 555
- Max weight
- 14 floors
- Share of all rent
- 20.0%
- Supply
- 222
- Max weight
- 22 floors
- Share of all rent
- 12.6%
- Supply
- 56
- Max weight
- 32 floors
- Share of all rent
- 4.6%
Total born weight across the city is 19,445 floors. Share of all rent is what a tier would take if every building stood at its birth floors and the city were spread evenly across the four districts. Commons carry a third of it because there are 3,333 of them.
Rent engine
Feel it once.
Drag a district and watch what one floor takes there. The quarter never changes size, so every floor that joins a district takes a slice of the same money. This is arithmetic you drive, not a forecast.
Two things here are live. The mint strip takes the price, the count minted and the sale state off the collection contract, and the four pool fees and pool depths are taken off the pools themselves. Everything else is a rule fixed in the contract, a count from the sealed trait table, or a number you moved with a slider, and the copy says which one it is at the point you read it. Every round a caller runs is written to the chain and lands on the rounds page, where it is a transaction you can open and read line by line. The collection address stands on the mint page. The sale opens on the contract and this page follows the contract, and the X account carries the announcement.
Where next
Four ways in.
The home page points. Everything else is one click away.
