Your seat in the system.

Charters: enter the economy.

The founding sale offers 100 charters in a public auction, falling exponentially from 1 ETH to 0.05 ETH over 24 hours. Time is measured from opening by the block timestamp; purchases do not change the curve. Each charter starts with one branch and can grow to ten. There is no per-wallet purchase limit. Minting closes after the 24-hour endpoint or at sellout. Founding and later primary auctions support batches of 1–100 NFTs, within remaining supply and the later auction’s daily cap. Every NFT in a batch has the same execution-time price; excess ETH is refunded and the whole batch succeeds or reverts.

If the founding launch remains incomplete seven days after the price descent ends, it can be cancelled. The current NFT holder can return it for the original mint payment; this does not refund a secondary sale price.

Founding proceeds seed the initial liquidity position when someone finalizes the launch after sellout or the 24-hour endpoint. Later primary proceeds go to the liquidity manager and require a separate liquidity-addition transaction. Buying early secures availability; waiting can lower the price, but supply may sell out.

Licenses: grow your bank.

Spend your charter’s pending $Chartr to add branches. Each license opens one branch and permanently retires the value spent. To use tokens held in your wallet, first convert them into your charter’s ledger through a deposit.

The launch offers five licenses every 12 hours, ten per day across the protocol. Unsold licenses expire at each session boundary. Each charter can buy up to three per 24-hour day from auction activation and hold ten branches. Transferring a charter does not reset its daily limit. Both sessions repeat the day’s price curve.