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TT (PKMinter child) — the PKI-endorsed treasury-dialect token (factory-child TYPE)

Type doc: children of PKMinter. One live instance (“PKI Tester” ㊵) minted in PKMinter’s constructor [chain].

In player terms

Strangers get one word: no Everything interesting reverts FuckOff(address you) unless you hold permission in the token’s internal ladder. The only open door is ha() — self-service level 1, enough to leave yourself notes.
A permission ladder, not shares _hu levels 0–255, granted strictly downward (you can never appoint your own boss). Level gates: 1 writes to your own inbox, 5 writes to others and unlocks the fallback, 10+ may attach value.
The inbox is a message queue ho(counterparty, value) appends to a per-relationship data inbox — the treasury family’s “ho” pattern, where tokens double as communication endpoints.
Tiny by design The birth unit is 18 wei (denomination-sized — see Effects below), so the demo token is an exhibit, not a currency.
Not a treasury V2 TT The claim/publish economy did NOT come along: the _hu/ho/FuckOff vocabulary was borrowed, the claim machinery was not.

1. Identity

Type Type() inherited family face; Parent = the creator’s LAU
Factory PKMinter 0x9f4E1471e614747A9a56A33eb0338671ebA1dE2B
Reference instance the constructor demo: “PKI Tester” / ㊵, 40-of-40 signer set with embedded signatures [src]
Census no factory-children census beyond the demo (no user TTs ever observed) [chain]
Source domain/dan/pkminter.sol (contract TT at the bottom of the file)

2. Role

A DYSNOMIA-family token whose FIRST unit mints only when the creator-supplied public keys have all ECDSA-signed the chosen nonce (single-use) — an N-party-endorsement birth certificate — combined with the treasury TT vocabulary: _hu permission ladder (255 for the creator), ho() permissioned data inbox, FuckOff reverts for strangers, TTDATA-echoing fallback, owner-sweepable withdraw.

3. Dependencies

4. State

PKIMinter, Cho, Parent (LAU), Creator, Mint (the birth amount), _hu (address → permission 0–255), _ho (origin → counterparty → uint256[] inbox), PublicKeys[], Complexity, UsedNonces.

5. Functions

Function table extracted mechanically from domain/dan/pkminter.sol. Gate: public = anyone · owners = MultiOwnable set, msg.sender OR tx.origin · bouncers = QING bouncer rule · single-owner = classic owner · deployer = constructor wiring. meter = the call self-mints one unit via _mintToCap() (a call-counter against the constructor-lottery maxSupply).

signature gate meter events reverts
constructor(string memory Name, string memory Symbol, uint8 _Complexity, address ChoAddress, address[] memory Signers, bytes32 Nonce, bytes[] memory Signatures) deployer — — assert
ValidateSignatures(bytes32 nonce, bytes[] memory signatures) returns (bool) public — — —
ha() public — — —
ho(address cx, uint256 value) returns (uint256 length) public — — FuckOff
withdraw(address token, uint256 value) public — — FuckOff
hu(address h, uint8 allow) public — — FuckOff
fallback(bytes calldata data) returns (bytes memory) public (external) — TTDATA FuckOff
receive() public (external) — — FuckOff

Events declared: TTDATA(bytes)

Errors declared: FuckOff(address you)

Effects: ValidateSignatures — length check, nonce-reuse check, 65-byte sig unpack (assembly r/s/v), ecrecover(nonce) == PublicKeys[i] for all i; burns the nonce and mints 1 unit to tx.origin on success. Constructor quirk: _mint(tx.origin, 1 * decimals()) = 18 wei, not 1e18 — the birth unit is denomination-sized, matching Mint = 1 * decimals(). ha() — self-grant _hu[msg.sender] = 1. ho(cx, value) — inbox append: needs _hu ≥ 1 for self-writes, ≥ 5 for third parties (FuckOff), > 10 for value-bearing appends; returns list length. withdraw(token, value) — only the PKMinter-registered owner. hu(h, allow) — grant permissions strictly downward (caller’s own level must exceed both target’s and the new level). fallback — _hu[msg.sender] ≥ 5 or FuckOff; echoes calldata as TTDATA(bytes) (the V2-TT fallback-echo family trait). receive — same gate for plain PLS.

6. Integration notes

7. Provenance