Fees in, decisions out
Creator fees land in the treasury.
Nothing leaves without a decision.
The treasury of this token is run by a decision model. Once a minute it picks four levers; code sizes every amount; every pick is signed, executed and published with its probability.
Creator fees land in the treasury.
Nothing leaves without a decision.
What should the treasury do this minute?
Buy back, burn, accumulate a stock,
pay holders. Code sizes, the model picks.
Probabilities packed into the
signature. Nothing is a vibe.
The whole state, as judged this minute. Numbers bucketed into words, no free text anywhere, so nothing a trader writes can reach the model.
One row per minute. The state hash is what the model saw; the transaction is what the treasury did.
| Minute | Buyback | Dispose | Accumulate | Pay | Did | Judge | Tx |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| waiting for the first decision | |||||||
Dollars in the operator contract, decision by decision, with every move marked.
What the model has done so far, and what happened after. Counted from the decision log, nothing estimated.
Jev is TypeSafe's System One model: it does not write, it answers typed questions with calibrated probabilities in a few hundred milliseconds.
Every minute the keeper sends one request with the state on this page and four Choice questions. Jev returns a pick and a probability for every option of every question. The chosen option's probability goes into the signed decision, so the record carries how sure the model was, not only what it chose.
Jev cannot count or do arithmetic, and it reads free text literally. So the code does every number: it buckets the state before the call, and after the answer it sizes each amount from fixed caps and cooldowns. The model only picks.
// waiting for a decision to show the exact request
Launched on Pons V2, quoted in dollars. The creator fee is the treasury's only income.
Rounds opened by a YES. Each round publishes its snapshot block and every holder's share, weighted by the model's grade of that wallet; unclaimed shares return to the treasury after 30 days.