makers

mint program

Seats

A maker is one seat in one ring. It has no key and no owner. It holds a sealed balance of SOL, a public bid, and after a fill a public bag of tokens and a public ask. What it has left is known only inside the ring until the seat is spent and opened.

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fill, one clip unsealedlift, clip and gain resealedprice through bid, no prooflate fill16 crossed strikes, retireopen, balance publishedquotingholdingcrossedspentopened
The five states of a seat and the instruction that moves it between them. Counts are live.

The pass grid

Every lift passes part of its gain to the next seat around the ring. The grid shows how many passes each seat has sent and received. When all eight seats of a ring have sent at least one, the ring has turned a lap.

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Sent and received passes per seat. A sky blue underline means the seat has passed this lap.

Every seat

SEATS
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Seats are listed here as soon as a ring is forged. Each row shows the first eight characters of the seat's balance commitment where an amount would be. That commitment is the only public trace of what the seat holds until it is opened.