№ ? · label unknown
Your keg
$TICKER
the pool decides the label
steeping60s to pour
first pour · opens at the near end of its range
the recipe
Tap a keg
One transaction, gas and nothing else. You name it; the range, the split, the steep minute and the froth are the same for every keg.
What it is called
- · most of the supply goes into the cask and does not come back — ever, by anyone
- · the rest is minted to the brewer's supply wallet, liquid from the first block
- · for one minute nothing reaches the keg: not you, not a bot, not anyone
- · after that every trade leaves froth with that same wallet, in ETH, never in your token
How it will look
while it steeps
The range
the same for every keg
The pool opens at the first pour, the cheap end of a fixed range. Buying raises the proof toward the brim; selling brings it back down. The two ends are constants in the verified contracts, and the hook refuses any trade that would leave the range.