knowledge — the public knowledge base

reading path — the design idea for a newcomer, in order

1. overviewthe orientation — what this system is, who built it, the design idea in one page
2. mechanicsthe five factory generations at a glance
3. v1-tbillminterthe first model: lock TBILL 1:1, forever, no exit
4. v2-federalminterthe pivot: collateral becomes recoverable through claim keys
5. claim-and-publishwhat the claim model let the community do — including the farms
6. fdic-poor-spinesthe two lineage economies that grew on the genesis tokens
7. browse the tokens3,141 census children, every one with its own entity page — pick any

reading path — mechanics & infrastructure for the deeper reader

1. multipliershow mint pricing escalates (V3 steps, V4 self-scaled)
2. registry-and-tx-originthe ownership convention everything else assumes
3. hu-ladderthe per-token permission system
4. v3-indexmintergated claims + the index idea
5. v4-personalminterself-redeem closes the claim arc
6. bureau-mintersthe fixed-parent V3 storefront
7. shared-infrathe deterministic RNG orbit under every TT
8. mvthe fee asset — where creation payments went
9. math-familythe backbone as entities — keys, caps, usage
10. admin-surfaceevery live owner key, enumerated
11. liquiditythe webs, the burnt tradition, the numeraires

Then the remaining deep dives — FED · TBILL · Keys Of Ong · TeddyBear · Atropa — and the method pages behind everything.

reading path — the second system Dysnomia, the on-chain social OS

1. guide/overviewwhat Dysnomia is — accounts, chat, venues, all as tokens
2. guide/venuesthe hub, the map, QING venues — where the two systems' actors meet
3. guide/the-ladderthe derived-physics chain and the tile oracle
4. guide/bridgeevery touchpoint back to the treasury system
5. randomnessthe two deterministic engines both systems run on, consolidated

reading path — by lookup reference surfaces, not prose

• /tokens every census child, filterable
• /contracts every classified contract
• /dysnomia the second system — guide, entity pages, dev reference
• /lineage the parent→child forests
• /timeline the block-exact chronology
• /taxonomy the live taxonomy panel
• /claims the machine-checkable claim registry
• /irc the complete dev-channel corpus
• /export every bundle + the docs tarball
• /links external ecosystem resources — community, third-party, labeled

deep dives

• atropa — the namesake token — flagship burnt pool, the 2025 burn cliffs
• fdic-poor-spines — the two genesis anchors — the claim-farm spine and the community feed
• fed — V2's root reserve — the permissionless TBILL-parity sink and the farm substrate
• keys-of-ong — the pre-V1 RNG prediction game — Dong mechanics, neutral facts only
• math-family — the shared RNG backbone — family tiers, the owner-key census, oracle-scale usage
• mv — the universal creation payment — the Rho() six-leg decode, fee accrual, burn-by-distribution
• deep — the deep-dive selection criterion + the set at a glance
• tbill — V1's fixed reserve — the complete ownership chain and the mint/burn ledger
• teddybear — the deepest ecosystem-owned book — fixed supply, the 2025 sell record

mechanics

• bureau-minters — the fixed-parent storefront over the V3 engine — what bureau minters are, the four same-day deployments, child economics, the claims quirk, and what you can do with them
• claim-and-publish — redemption semantics per generation, and why publish ≠ protection
• hu-ladder — the per-token permission ladder — levels 1/5/10/100/255
• multipliers — V3 step and V4 self-scaled pricing, with worked examples
• mechanics — the five factory generations at a glance
• registry-and-tx-origin — who owns a child — the tx.origin registry and the cross-minter fallback chain
• v1-tbillminter — TBILL parity with no exit — the bytecode-reconstructed first generation
• v2-federalminter — claim keys + publish — the debenture model, the largest generation
• v3-indexminter — any parent, escalating mint price, gated sibling claims
• v4-personalminter — per-token price ladders + self-redeem; the NewGai batches decoded

reference

• admin-surface — what every live owner key in the registry can actually do
• liquidity — pool classes, the burnt-LP census, the numeraire taxonomy
• randomness — the two deterministic engines — the MATH/RNG oracle + the Dysnomia kernel chain, consumers, prior audits reconciled
• shared-infra — MATH/RNG orbit mechanics, cap semantics, the mints-per-Generate reconciliation

taxonomy

• classes — the class catalog — every class with its defining rule
• taxonomy — the eight machine-derivable dimensions and their rules

method

• coverage — completeness by construction — the anti-cherry-picking rule
• provenance — tags, the claim registry, reproducibility

this tree

• overview — what the system is, the actors, how the pieces fit, the eras, a glossary — the entry point
• readme — how this content tree is organized + the editorial rules