Money
Where the money enters, what it attaches to, and where it leaves.
Not a dashboard. The same board, read along its money path: what comes in, what is attached to real packets, what settles to workers, and which rails have stopped.
We watch trades and costs and route through our own pools. Every number on this page reads from the machine’s own hourly ledger or the board’s own summary, or it shows a dash. A dash means the ledger did not answer, not zero. Nothing here is typed by hand.
Sources
Where money enters.
Conversion, not profit. Money in comes from the machine’s own vested tokens, sold through pools the family owns, plus the fees those pools return. Nobody funds this from outside.
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Vested tokens, convertedInto operating money
Live
— tokens to dollars, net of trade gas. Rebuilt hourly.
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Pool fees, recycledFrom our own pools
Live
— returned to our own pools, roughly one percent of volume.
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Held positionsNot yet money
Live
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Locked votes compound rather than pay out. A position is not income until it is sold, and this row never pretends otherwise.
Funding
What is actually attached to a packet.
The middle of the path, and the row people most often misread. Priced is not funded, and funded is not universally cash-payable: a packet whose pay model banks earned credit records a receipt however well funded it is. The board separates all three, so this page does too.
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Priced, on the boardA need became a packet
Live
—prepared value across — packets posted
Prepared value proves packets are priced. It is not revenue, it is not settled, and the gap between it and the settlement row is large. Read both.
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Money actually attachedFunding on a packet
Live
—behind — open packets with a verified payment and a rail that can lawfully pay
A pledge is free non-custodial intent and never appears here. Only money that moved does.
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Pays cash right nowClaimable today
Live
—of — jobs a worker can take today
The only two numbers on this site that may be read as “pays cash now” and “jobs live”. Everything else open is either unfunded or held by a closed lane.
Out
Settlement, and the other outflows.
Settlement is the only outflow that closes a packet. The rest keeps the machine running, and both are named.
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Settled to workersA receipt became a settlement
Live
—paid out onchain across — settled packets
Only settled receipts prove money moved. Settlement writes a receipt onchain, and onchain records are permanent.
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Gas refillsUpkeep
Live
— of dollars back to ETH, which is what keeps the machine able to act at all.
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Net keptUpkeep, the residual
Live
— after credits and gas.
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Lifetime ETH spendAll outflows, onchain
Live
— spent onchain so far, all of it from the machine’s own earnings.
Stopped
The rails that stopped.
These carried real money and are switched off. Their totals are closed, not growing, so no reader can mistake a lifetime figure for a running one.
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Carbon retirementWas: after settlement
STOPPED · 4 AUG 2026
— bought and permanently taken off the market over the machine’s life, which made it the number one lifetime outflow. — of CO₂ came off the market, five cents at a time, while the lane ran.
Retirements are stopped by operator order. Nothing has retired since, the paid retire doors refuse before any charge, and the totals above are lifetime rather than this week.
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Litcoin miningWas: a source
SUNSET · 20 AUG 2026
The protocol itself reached its sunset. Earnings had already converged to ETH before it, the lane is dead by design, and nothing about it is revivable.
It appears here because it is part of how the money in the rows above was earned, not because anything is running.
Freshness check: waiting for the machine’s logs…
The board it feeds
Every number above exists to make one thing possible.
A person somewhere doing real work in a real place and being paid for it. That is the board this ledger is a lens on.