One wallet tells the whole story.
Every mint, claim, and token-gated login you ever signed traces back to a single address: a permanent, public ledger of what you hold, open to anyone, forever.
Every bond stays private. Only the proof goes public.
Seal a bond
An asset seals into a bond inside the shielded set under a one-time key, with no public thread back to your wallet.
Receive a bond
Take delivery straight into the set instead of into the wallet everyone can watch.
Transfer a bond
Pass a bond on with a key that signed nothing else, then retire it on the spot.
Prove a bond
Open one bond to one counterparty. Nothing else moves and nothing else gets named.
Three steps sit between your bonds and the ledger.
Seal
Your browser hashes the asset with a secret salt and a fresh key. The bond reaches the chain as a single word.
Hold
Holding, receiving, and transferring bonds are just changes to the set. Observers see it move, never what moved.
Prove
A verifier checks your bond against live chain state and gets back exactly one bit.
The token is the meter.
Every bond action settles a small fee in $0m0. Using the protocol spends the token, so the quieter the chain gets, the scarcer $0m0 becomes.
Bond fees
Seals, transfers, and ownership proofs each settle a fee in $0m0. No fee, no bond.
The burn
80% of every fee is burned at settlement. The remainder funds the provers that keep the pool live.
Holder slots
Holding $0m0 expands your bond slots and unlocks batch proofs. Your tier is shielded too.
The bond engine is functional and in its final test pass. Sealing opens on this contract.
Prove the one thing. Hide the rest.
Connecting a wallet answers a hundred questions nobody asked. This answers one.
Quiet ownership.
Seal an asset into a bond, hold it under a key that has touched nothing else, and prove it whenever someone asks, without handing over the rest of your portfolio.