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One per cent of supply is committed to the reserve. It is being released five hundred edges at a time, and here is why. The rebate contract has been live and working since the day it was deployed five edges have already gone through it. What it did not have was a balance. Ten million $STEP, one per cent of total supply, is now committed to it, and it will arrive in tranches of one hundred thousand. At the rate of two hundred per clock edge fixed at construction, each tranche is five hundred cycles of a real processor, and there are a hundred tranches to come. We could have sent all of it at once. We are not going to, and the reason is the only kind of reason worth giving: a permissionless contract cannot tell a person from a script, and any check that tried would need an owner to maintain it which would be a far worse hole than the one it closed. So nothing here stops a bot. The design never pretended otherwise. What a tranche does is put a known, small ceiling on what any single actor can take before we have seen it happen. The arithmetic is public. Five hundred edges at about four hundred and fifteen thousand gas each is somewhere between thirty-seven and three hundred and sixty-two dollars of gas, depending where the chain's base fee is sitting that hour. That is what it costs somebody to empty a tranche. Against it they receive one hundred thousand STEP. Whether that trade is worth making is a question the market answers, not us but the point is that the answer is bounded, visible, and repeats a hundred times with us watching each one. That is also what makes this a test rather than a gesture. Every tranche is the mechanism running in the open, under real conditions, with real gas prices and real callers, before more is committed to it. If something about the economics behaves differently than the arithmetic predicted, we find out at one hundred thousand tokens rather than at ten million. Shipping the whole per cent in one transaction would have been louder and would have taught us nothing. Here is the part that does not change between tranches. Read the deployed bytecode of 0x94b00a18…: one thousand nine hundred and four bytes, exactly one non-view function, zero payable functions, and no withdraw, no sweep, no transferOwnership, no setRate. Not disabled, not timelocked, not behind a multisig absent. Every token that goes in leaves our control permanently. There is no key that reaches it, no emergency function, no upgrade path, no vote. In every sense that should matter to you, funding this reserve is a burn. It is simply a burn that does something, because the only way a token ever leaves is as payment to whoever made a processor take a cycle. An ordinary burn removes supply and buys nothing. This removes it from us and buys the machine time. You will never have to take our word for any of it. A tranche is a transfer to a public address, and edgesRemaining() tells you exactly how many edges the contract can still pay for. That figure is not something we report to you, it is a subtraction you can watch. Five hundred after each tranche lands, counting down as people take them. And to be exact about what this pays, because precision is the whole argument here: it pays for work, not for holding. It pays the address that advanced the processor. There is no function anywhere in our contracts that pays a holder, and that absence is deliberate, it is the same absence that means nobody can drain this reserve, including us. Five hundred edges at a time. A hundred times. Nobody can take one back.

One per cent of supply is committed to the reserve. It is being released five hundred edges at a time, and here is why. The rebate contract has been live and working since the day it was deployed five edges have already gone through it. What it did not have was a balance. Ten million $STEP, one per cent of total supply, is now committed to it, and it will arrive in tranches of one hundred thousand. At the rate of two hundred per clock edge fixed at construction, each tranche is five hundred cycles of a real processor, and there are a hundred tranches to come. We could have sent all of it at once. We are not going to, and the reason is the only kind of reason worth giving: a permissionless contract cannot tell a person from a script, and any check that tried would need an owner to maintain it which would be a far worse hole than the one it closed. So nothing here stops a bot. The design never pretended otherwise. What a tranche does is put a known, small ceiling on what any single actor can take before we have seen it happen. The arithmetic is public. Five hundred edges at about four hundred and fifteen thousand gas each is somewhere between thirty-seven and three hundred and sixty-two dollars of gas, depending where the chain's base fee is sitting that hour. That is what it costs somebody to empty a tranche. Against it they receive one hundred thousand STEP. Whether that trade is worth making is a question the market answers, not us but the point is that the answer is bounded, visible, and repeats a hundred times with us watching each one. That is also what makes this a test rather than a gesture. Every tranche is the mechanism running in the open, under real conditions, with real gas prices and real callers, before more is committed to it. If something about the economics behaves differently than the arithmetic predicted, we find out at one hundred thousand tokens rather than at ten million. Shipping the whole per cent in one transaction would have been louder and would have taught us nothing. Here is the part that does not change between tranches. Read the deployed bytecode of 0x94b00a18…: one thousand nine hundred and four bytes, exactly one non-view function, zero payable functions, and no withdraw, no sweep, no transferOwnership, no setRate. Not disabled, not timelocked, not behind a multisig absent. Every token that goes in leaves our control permanently. There is no key that reaches it, no emergency function, no upgrade path, no vote. In every sense that should matter to you, funding this reserve is a burn. It is simply a burn that does something, because the only way a token ever leaves is as payment to whoever made a processor take a cycle. An ordinary burn removes supply and buys nothing. This removes it from us and buys the machine time. You will never have to take our word for any of it. A tranche is a transfer to a public address, and edgesRemaining() tells you exactly how many edges the contract can still pay for. That figure is not something we report to you, it is a subtraction you can watch. Five hundred after each tranche lands, counting down as people take them. And to be exact about what this pays, because precision is the whole argument here: it pays for work, not for holding. It pays the address that advanced the processor. There is no function anywhere in our contracts that pays a holder, and that absence is deliberate, it is the same absence that means nobody can drain this reserve, including us. Five hundred edges at a time. A hundred times. Nobody can take one back.

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