one transaction
Place a pebble
You name it and pick a salt. The supply, the split, the two banks and the cut are the same for every pebble, so there is nothing else to choose and nothing to get wrong. It costs gas and nothing else.
What it is called
Where the stone will land
Your pebble
$TICKER
Contract address, before it exists
connect a wallet
The same wallet, salt, name and ticker always give this address. Change any of them and it changes.
What the one transaction does
- 1
Strikes the stone where it said it would
The address comes from your wallet and your salt. Check it on the right, put it wherever you like, then throw. If the address is taken, the throw fails instead of landing somewhere else.
- 2
Mints the whole supply, once
Most of it goes under the pool and the rest to the supply wallet. The amounts are the same for every pebble and are constants in the bank's source. Nothing can be minted afterwards.
- 3
Opens a pool of ETH and beds the pool's share
With the skip in its key and no other fee. The pool opens at the near bank, and the pool's share goes in as one position that nothing can dig up: not you, not us, not the contract that put it there. Trading opens at once.