what these pieces have earned since each one was first activated — not just while you held them
total earnings across every NFT ever held and activated by this address
sitting in the pieces until you take it — and it stays with you if you sell. +$3.11 lands the moment anyone fires this hour.
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Choose any exact 0.01× power level and burn STONES to reach it in one transaction. The added earning power starts immediately and travels with the NFT. Each whole-number checkpoint raises the price: 1–2× uses the base rate, then 2–3×, 3–4× and 4–5× use 2×, 3× and 4× that rate.
Your power level increases everything the piece earns. A forge adds its bonus on top of the combined power of its parents.
5,555 pieces across five houses. The house is sealed until reveal by a committed provenance hash — nobody, including us, knows which one you are going to get.
A live sample from the same layer engine that generates all 5,555. Rarity here is boosted so you can actually see the good stuff — real odds are below.
Rarity is not cosmetic here: it is your base earning weight, from 1× on a Common to 1,000× on an Origin. Every house is worth the same per unit of weight — no house earns more than another.
It is not a pool you deposit into and not a promise of a yield. It is an NFT that is paid real coins on a clock, and those coins collect inside the piece until you take them out.
Nothing lands in your wallet on its own. That is deliberate: a piece that holds its own earnings can be sold with its record intact, and nobody has to be paid gas to push money at people who have not asked for it.
Four taps feed this system. Nothing is held back for a treasury — every route below ends at a person, at permanent liquidity, or in a fire.
You are paid 15% of every trading fee in your house’s coin, plus the trading fees earned by the permanent Origin liquidity, plus 5% of every locker exit. Activate the piece or it earns nothing.
You take 25% of the emission reserve for as long as it lasts, and every marketplace royalty, which is 5% of each sale. You choose which pools the other 75% goes to.
You take 72.5% of every fee in the pools you are in, and 75% of the emission reserve while your liquidity is in range. Both, at the same time.
You are not paid directly. 10% of every fee buys and burns STONES, every marketplace fee burns, and every mint, activation and forge burns. There is no mint function, so supply only ever falls.
Every swap on Stacker pays a pool fee. The protocol’s share of that fee is converted to WPLS and collects in one pot. Every hour the pot is spent: most of it buys the five house coins on the open market and pays them into the pieces that earned them, and the rest buys STONES and burns it.0%
Anyone can process selected safe fee chunks throughout the hour and keep 0.05% of the WPLS they forward. Whoever sends the separate transaction that fires a cycle keeps 0.05% of the pot as a reward. Those two jobs are separate so fee conversion never waits for the hourly clock. Of what is left, 60% goes to holders and the remainder is burned as STONES.
Read live from the fee router.
Each house coin is bought in three chunks across the best of five routes, never below 99% of the exchange’s own quote. The PLS house is paid in WPLS directly, with no swap, and can harvest it as native PLS. If nothing trades, nothing is paid — that is the honest shape of it, and it is why the numbers further down are given as a range rather than a rate.
Stacker is the protocol’s own concentrated-liquidity exchange. It launches with five pools — STONES against each house coin — and every swap fee is split between the liquidity providers and the protocol share above. Three things earn on it.
Deposit into a price range and earn the pool fee on every swap inside it. Staked or not, the fees are yours; nothing is forfeited.
Stake it into the pool’s gauge and it keeps its fees and earns STONES from the emission reserve while it is in range. Rewards follow active, in-range liquidity.
Lock STONES with no lock-up and point each Origin’s share at a pool. Every payout splits 25% to stakers, by what they pointed, and 75% to that pool’s staked LPs.
The reserve pays by the second, but only while a pointed pool has staked liquidity in range — time with nobody staked is dropped, never saved up. Leaving the stake costs 5%, paid to activated holders in the houses the stake used, so there is no lock-up.
Once the reserve is spent the exchange keeps running on fees alone, and the Origins take over the gauges: see The Origins.
3,690,000,000 STONES exist. None will ever be minted again, plain transfers carry no fee, and every price the protocol charges in STONES is destroyed on payment.
Burned at mint. A sold-out collection removes 1.6665B, about 45.16% of the genesis supply.
The same flat price to switch a piece on, or on again after a sale, whatever the piece is.
Scaled by the piece’s weight and its level, plus the house bonus on a forged piece. All burned.
The hourly pot’s burn slice and the marketplace’s own cut both buy STONES on the exchange and destroy it.
Because every price is a share of the circulating supply, and every burn shrinks that supply, the token quotes follow the live supply rather than a number printed on this page. The emission reserve is the only STONES the protocol ever pays out: a finite balance set before launch and streamed through the exchange, never topped up.
For the first 24 hours after trading opens no wallet may hold more than 4% of the supply.
Every piece belongs to exactly one of five houses, fixed when it is made. A HEX piece stacks HEX. A PLS piece stacks PLS. Its whole share is spent on its own coin — the protocol takes no cut — though what lands is what the market gave back after DEX fees and slippage on the buy.
The house is sealed until your piece’s reveal batch publishes — nobody, including us, knows which one you will get before then. After that it never changes on its own. The only way to change what you earn is forging, or choosing your own split of coins on a forged piece.
The first full level on a Common costs — STONES. It is burned, not collected — the supply falls every time anybody upgrades.
The price scales with the piece. A level is charged per point of the piece’s rarity weight, so an Uncommon costs 1.5× a Common’s and a Legendary 10× it. Per point it is the same rate for everybody — a bigger piece simply has more points to buy. A forged piece pays its house bonus on top of that rate.
Every hundredth earns immediately. Choose 1.11×, 1.54×, 1.73× or any other exact 0.01× target inside the current level. One transaction burns the quoted amount and moves the piece directly to that power level. You must touch 2.00× before entering level two, so no transaction can skip a checkpoint.
Because the price is a fixed share of circulating supply, and burning shrinks that supply, the absolute token quote follows the live supply. Within a level the price is proportional to the earning power bought; later levels deliberately use harder rates.
Prices read live from the collection.
Take two pieces from different houses. Both burn. In their place comes a brand-new 1 of 1 that belongs to both houses and is paid in both coins, every hour.
Both coins, an even half each — or any split you choose.
Three coins, an even third each by default.
Four coins, an even quarter each by default.
All five coins, an even fifth each by default.
The parents’ earning power adds — it never multiplies — and the new forge bonus sits on top of that combined power. So forging is not a gamble on rarity. It is how you decide which coins you want to be holding without selling anything and buying back in. A forged piece may re-weight its own split between its houses at any time, at least 1% to each.
You see the exact child before you burn anything. The art is derived from the parents’ ids, so the same two pieces always produce the same child, on any machine, forever — and the order you pick them in changes nothing. The Forge tab renders it from the same formula the contract uses.
One Origin per house, minted straight into a controller contract that can never transfer them. Each is worth 1,000× a Common, and everything an Origin earns is put to work for the collection.
While the STONES emission reserve is still paying out, 100% of each Origin’s income becomes permanent liquidity: the coin is swapped half into STONES and locked into a full-range STONES / house-coin position that nothing can ever withdraw. Those positions earn trading fees forever, and the fees go to the activated pieces of that house.
Once the reserve is spent, the split becomes 25% permanent liquidity and 75% market-buys of STONES, paid out through the pools that house’s stakers pointed it at — 25% to the stakers, 75% to the pool’s liquidity providers. If nobody is pointing at that house, the whole amount keeps building liquidity instead. Harvesting is permissionless: anyone can trigger it, and nobody can redirect it.
Sell a piece and everything it has earned but not harvested stays with you. The buyer starts from zero.
Its rarity weight, its power level, everything burned into it, and its lifetime earnings record.
Every coin sitting in the vault at the moment of sale — harvested or not.
A sold piece arrives dormant. One flat burn re-lights it, the same price whatever the piece is.
A sale on the built-in marketplace costs the seller — in total — — to the marketplace, which buys STONES with it and burns them, and — as a creator royalty. Both are read from the contract and both are capped there.
Read live from the marketplace.
Everything here scales with trading volume, in both directions. Nobody can promise you a rate, and this page will not try.
The pot each hour is the protocol’s share of the fees collected since the last one. Your slice of it is your earning power divided by the total earning power of every lit piece in the collection — a number you can read on the dashboard at any moment, because it is not a projection, it is a division.
Early on, the five Origins hold a large share of the total earning power, so a single Common’s slice is small until more of the collection is lit. As pieces are activated the denominator grows and every share moves toward its long-run level. That is arithmetic, not a phase — and it works the same way in reverse if pieces go dark.
If swap volume is zero, the pot is zero and nothing is paid. No part of this system creates value on its own; it moves a share of trading activity into five coins and into the pieces that were switched on to receive it. The emission reserve is finite and is not a yield: it is a fixed amount of STONES paid out to the people who make the exchange work, and when it is gone it is gone.
No. Anybody can fire a cycle and everyone is paid in the same transaction — there is no claiming race and no first-come-first-served. You only act when you want to harvest, increase earning power or forge.
The pot’s split, the marketplace fees, the pool fee tiers and the exchange’s share are on-chain values with caps written into the contracts, and the ones that can move only move after a public notice period. Where a value can move, this page reads it live rather than telling you what it used to be.
It earns nothing and is not counted in the denominator. It keeps its rarity and can be sold or lit at any time — lighting never expires.
Harvesting, selling, staking and unstaking are — unstaking costs 5%, paid to the stakers who stay. Burning is not: minting, lighting, increasing earning power and forging all destroy STONES or pieces permanently.
Scroll. Each layer feeds the one under it, and the last one feeds the first.
Stacker is a concentrated-liquidity exchange. Somebody swaps, the pool takes its fee, and that fee splits the same way on every pool that will ever exist — because the number is a constant in the pool's bytecode, not a setting.
That 27.5% does not sit in a treasury waiting for a proposal. It is routed the moment it arrives: most of it to the people holding activated NFTs, a hard slice burned forever, a small slice to the creator.
Nobody claims anything. Every hour the protocol spends the holders' share on the actual coin of each house — PLS, PLSX, HEX, INC, PRVX — and puts it inside the NFTs that earned it. The balance lives in the token, not in a spreadsheet you have to trust.
Forging takes two pieces and returns one. The parents are burned — not locked, not escrowed, burned. Supply only ever falls, and every survivor's share of the same pot gets larger.
Minting closes at 5,555 forever. From that moment the number is a ceiling, and the only direction is down.
Stakers point Origins at whichever pools they want funded. Those pools pay STONES to the liquidity inside them. Deeper liquidity means better prices, better prices mean more trades, and more trades mean more fees arriving at the top of this page.
Rarity is a named, on-chain trait — Common through Origin, written into the metadata — not a third-party score that drifts. It is fixed when the piece is made and it is the same number every marketplace reads.
Every frame above came out of the same generator that mints the collection — nothing here is drawn by hand for the website. Odds are committed on chain before a single piece is sold, so you can check any of it yourself.
Pick two StoneStackers from different houses in your wallet — both burn, and a brand-new 1 of 1 is generated from what they were. Their earning power combines, the forge bonus is added on top, and the art carries its parents forward: house marks, a stone per house absorbed. Two duals make a quad; at five houses it becomes a Thanos. Houses can never overlap, so pieces that would collide are greyed out below.
A brand-new 1 of 1 generated from both parents — one eye per house, twin-gem pendant. Both weights live on.
Three houses in one body, three gems on the chain. Earning three coins every hour.
Four houses woven in, one missing — everyone can see which. Two Twinned can merge straight to this.
Ascended forms — Radiant Gold, Obsidian, Molten, Crystal, Spectral, Prismatic — under one hand-crafted sky each. No two alike. Earns everything.
Real output from the engine, not mock-ups. Every piece below is generated from a seed, so the same parents and seed always produce the same child — and a different seed never repeats it.
The five Origins are reserved before the public sale and minted directly into permanent lottery custody; they are never sold. Each season every house runs a draw, and the winner collects that Origin’s entire earnings for the next season. Buy entries with STONES: the more you put in, the better your odds — but it is a draw, not an auction, so the biggest entry can still lose. A successfully settled season spends entries on Origin earning-power increases, the caller bounty and burns; a terminally voided season makes them refundable.
21-day cycles
then entries open for 24h
STONES in the five live pots
burns plus Origin earning-power increases
Five houses, five coins. Every StoneStacker is a working asset: activate it and it is paid its share of the exchange’s fees every hour, in the coin of its house. Increase its earning power, forge it, or trade it here — the only market built for the collection, where you can sort by what a piece earns, not just what it looks like. Coins a piece has already earned stay with the seller; a buyer gets the NFT, its published rarity, its power level and its forge bonus. Prices are in STONES. Pieces sold here pay a 5% royalty to STONES lockers and a 2.5% market fee that is burned.
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| Phase | Ships | Proof |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Art engine | Full pixel trait library, house by house — you approve each sheet — generator, animated Epics, provenance hash | All 5,555 rendered, hash published |
| 2 · Contracts | ERC-721A mint · STONES fee token (whitelisted internals) · TWAB per-second accrual, checkpointed on every activation edge · immediate 0.01× earning-power increases with progressive level rates · 90-day activation clock · progressive forging with vesting · WPLS-routed TWAP keeper capped per-pool | Foundry suite incl. every attack from both adversarial reviews |
| 3 · Site | This site, live: mint, activate, fuse feed, explorer, my stack | Testnet dress rehearsal |
| 4 · PulsePad | Launch curve vs STONES, submissions, the feed | Ships after the machine visibly pays |
| 5 · Mainnet | Audit → deploy → provenance publish → mint | PulseChain testnet v4 first |
Deposit into a pool to earn trading fees. Staking your liquidity into pools that harness Origin gauges earns bonus STONES from the Phase 1 emissions reserve whenever that liquidity is active and in range.
Stake STONES and allocate any of the five Origins to emit STONES into the liquidity pools you choose. Staked STONES earn a share of every emission payout and of the NFT collection’s marketplace royalties. No epochs and no lock-up — re-allocate or unstake whenever you like. Unstaking costs 5% in STONES, paid to the NFT holders of the houses whose Origins you harnessed.
