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[what frank is]

frank is a coin on Solana that keeps its books in the open. The vault lives at one fixed address, but nothing is ever written to it directly. Every trade on the mint is copied into a ledger page, and the vault only ever moves when a page is closed.

Every buy is filed as a note with a serial number. A note cannot be sold until twelve more trades have landed on the mint, and once it is sold its serial is stamped void and can never be spent again.

The vault grows by tipping. frank runs a keeper that watches the pool and posts a tip on each page it settles. There is no creator wallet and no team fee. Whatever the keeper earns goes back into the vault.

Large trades pay a size fee. Anything above the average of the last two hundred trades is charged a fee that rises with the cube of the excess, and that fee is burned.

Pages close in groups. A buy is written as a note straight away, but its funds wait in a holding account until six buys are queued. Then all six settle in one transaction, in an order taken from the hash of their signatures.

Every number on this site is read from the chain. The price strip reads Birdeye. Everything else reads the frank program accounts and decodes them. Each address and transaction shown here links to an explorer.

frank also holds a small reserve of SOL that only a written rule can release. The rule names a trigger and a destination. When the trigger is met on Solana, the controller signs the release and the rule is marked as spent on the page that used it.

There are no seasons, no snapshots and no schedules. A note unlocks after twelve trades, a page closes on the sixth queued buy, and a rule fires when its trigger is hit. If the market is quiet, nothing moves.

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[how a trade moves]

buya buy lands on the mint and becomes a note
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queuefunds wait here until six buys stack up
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batchthe six settle at once in hashed order
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vaultthe page closes and the vault updates
in queuelast batchlast pagenext page at

[keeper]

pages
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fill rate
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last page
pagefilledtip

[size fee]

trade sizeexcessfee share

trades at or under the average pay nothing. above it the fee grows with the cube of the excess and is burned.

[hold and release]

A note filed at trade index n unlocks at index n plus twelve. The count is trades, not time.

A sale carries the serial of the note it spends. If that serial is already void, the sale fails.

A page closes only when the queue reaches six buys. No close is scheduled.

The next holding account depends on the settling signature and is not known before it exists.

hold ruletwelve trades
batch sizesix buys

[recent pages]

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[recent notes]

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[frank says]

on trustDon't take my word for it. Take the page number.

on big buyersLoud money pays the cover charge.

on waitingTwelve trades. Not twelve days. Not twelve minutes.

on the vaultIt only moves when a page closes. Ask it nicely all you want.

[the rules]

  1. Every buy is a note with a serial.
  2. A note unlocks after twelve trades.
  3. A spent serial is void for good.
  4. Six queued buys close a page.
  5. Trades above the average pay a size fee, and it burns.
  6. The keeper tips the vault. Nobody else gets a cut.
  7. If it isn't on the chain, it isn't on this site.

[faq]

what is frank?

A Solana coin that writes down everything it does and lets you check it.

who runs the vault?

Nobody. It moves when a page closes and the rule for that page says so.

why twelve trades to unlock?

It counts trades, so a note opens because the market moved, not because a clock ran out.

where does the burn come from?

Only from the size fee on trades above the running average.

is this financial advice?

No. It's a coin. Do your own reading.

[find frank]

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no team feeopen ledgertrade-count lockskeeper tips