RECYCLED FEES—shared by active branches
WITHDRAWAL PRESSURE—affects the exit fee
Readings begin after launch
Half of ordinary withdrawal fees is recycled to active branches. Holding Chartr in a wallet does not earn branch issuance.
STATE OF THE ECONOMY · ETHEREUM MAINNET
The Standard Charter.
Built around branches.
100 transferable founding charters. A public 24-hour sale. An Ethereum V3 market.
The Ethereum contracts are not deployed yet. Explore the protocol while we prepare.Deployment Status ↗
- Active banks
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- Open branches
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- Issuance multiplier
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- Burned forever
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available after launch
available after launch
available after launch
available after launch
Be the Bank.
Acquire a charter. Expand your branches. Explore charter auctions and 12-hour branch auctions.
Auctions activate automatically with a successful launch.View →PROTOCOL INFORMATION
PRICE & LIQUIDITY SIGNAL
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The protocol compares 30-minute and six-hour prices with liquidity checks. Positive signals route revenue to expansion; other signals route it to contraction.
Awaiting an Ethereum deployment.RESERVE LEDGER
Balance sheet
View reserves →- Expansion vault
- — ETH reserve purchases under positive price signals
- Contraction vault
- — ETH market buybacks and permanent burns
$Chartr SUPPLY · NOT DEPLOYED
- Genesis LP allocation
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- Wallet balances
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- Pending ledger rights
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- Permanently removed
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- Unissued budget
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100 million initial lifetime ceiling: 10 million for genesis LP and 90 million for issuance. Pending bank rights are ledger entitlement, not minted wallet tokens.
Read the legacy reference.
Historical background. The current Ethereum sale, fees and controls are described in Protocol Info; CHARTR holders have no governance vote.
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