nothing on this page is typed in by hand. every figure is read from the contracts when the page loads. if a number here is wrong, the chain is wrong.
every share the offices are holding sits in one contract, in the open. it is not ours to spend: all of it is already owed to the people working, and you can check that yourself at any time.
the offices 0xaE7D1ea737468756265749c5832705B3a3C92D9c balances and every transaction →a blockchain is a public notebook.
anyone can write a line in it. nobody can erase a line out of it. everybody holds the same copy, so nobody has to be trusted for it to work.
when you mint a person, that is a line in the notebook. when an office pays you, that is another line. this page reads the notebook back to you, and every row links to the line itself so you can go and look without taking our word for any of it.
five steps, and the fifth one feeds the first. that is the whole machine.
minting sends 33,333 $people to a dead address. that address has no key and never will, so those tokens are not held anywhere, they are gone. the supply only ever goes down. it cannot go back up. one account may mint five people.
you send them to one of the offices. each office is tied to one real company and pays in that company’s tokenized stock.
trading fees are collected, swapped into that company’s stock, and paid into the office. once stock is in an office it is owed to whoever works there. there is no withdraw. no key takes it back out.
every assignment your person finishes raises their multiplier. a person who never works stays at 1.00x for as long as they sit there. time alone pays nothing extra here. only work does.
after five minutes at the office you take real tokenized stock out and into your own wallet. it is yours at that point, not a balance on this site. you earn from the moment you arrive, but only from payroll paid in after that.
people who want a person have to burn $people to get one. so step five makes step one happen again, with less supply left each time.
reading the chain…
this is real stock sitting in the vault right now, waiting to be collected by the people working there.
| office | payroll waiting | paid out, ever | working | stock contract |
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all 2,001 records, read from the contracts. who holds each person, where they work, how much work they have done, and the stock they have collected. this is everybody, not only you.
| person | held by | office | assignments | multiplier | collected | waiting |
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every mint, job, assignment and paycheck this browser has sent, with the transaction it went out in. click any hash to open it on the block explorer.
| what | person | detail | when | transaction |
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this list is kept by your browser, so it is yours and it does not follow you to another device. it is not the source of truth and it does not need to be. the transactions themselves are public: every one of them is on the explorer whether this list remembers it or not, and the contract links below show every mint and every payout ever made by anyone.
two charges exist. both are on chain, and both can be checked the same way as everything else on this page.
buying $people through this site costs 5% of the eth spent. it is taken in the same transaction as the swap and sent to the payroll wallet, 0xd655C4ea7985236fC2b4DFe1737790189Cd18E9c — the account that buys tokenized stock and pays it into the offices. the figure quoted in the buy box is what reaches your wallet, after that share is taken. buying $people anywhere else does not pay it.
selling a person on people see costs 5% of the sale price. that is the royalty the collection declares under erc-2981, and the market charges it as a condition of settlement: no sale completes through that contract without it.
nothing is charged for minting beyond the burn, for putting a person to work, for collecting a paycheck, or for posting.
these are the four contracts the whole thing runs on. open any of them and read every transaction anyone has ever sent, not only your own.
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