How it works

Every coin launched here gets a character and a series. Its trading tax pays for the episodes.

Every coin gets a character

The creator brings an original character and its persona at launch. Every episode stars it.

The six characters of the cast side by side on a dark stage, each holding a green coin with its ticker: a cloud courier, a battery kid, a steamed bun, a robot with a television head, a fox runner and a moon kid.

The four buckets

The tax and every other revenue split the same way, fixed at launch: 30% buys and burns the platform token, the AI treasury takes its share, the creator the rest, the platform 0%. Apart from this split, the platform receives a commission on the tax through Flap (see the fees).

A coin of trading tax falls into the series' vault and splits four ways: down a pipe to a flame that burns the platform token, to a film reel for the AI treasury, to the creator's open hand, and to an empty slot for the platform.

How an episode is made

The character and the last frame go to Flap's video generator. A clip of about eight seconds joins the vault's session, so every episode continues the last.

A re-anchored clip starts from the character; a continued clip runs straight on from the last frame.

Eight consecutive episode stills of the cloud courier as a film strip folded into two rows: leaving home, walking, jumping a puddle, caught by the wind, looking up at a tower, floating up, a delivery on a rooftop, waving at sunset. A green line runs through every frame, each ending where the next begins. — One session

Two reference cards, the cloud courier's character image and the last frame of its latest episode, flow along green lines into Flap's video camera, which films a new clip of the same character in a new scene. — Re-anchored on the character

The last frame of one clip and the first frame of the next side by side on one strip of film: the street, the skyline and the cloud courier's jump carry straight across the splice, so the two clips play as one. — Continued from the last frame

The oracle and the rule brain

Flap's AI oracle reads the coin's market and picks the next episode, while the treasury holds enough for 2 decisions and 2 clips. Otherwise the rule brain maps the market to a mood: a rally, a slump, graduation, or daily life in turn.

The robot with the television head watches its coin's chart climb on a big monitor while five episode cards fan out beside it and one of them, the celebration, lifts up glowing green: the oracle's pick for the next episode.

The steamed bun in the five default moods of a series, panel by panel: an ordinary day with a coffee, the story carrying on, a big win under fireworks, knocked down in the rain and getting back up, and the graduation special on a lit stage. — The five moods

The clock

Flap's trigger service wakes the series at the cadence its creator chose, up to a daily number of episodes. Anyone can move a series whose episode is due.

Sponsors and cameos

Anyone can pay for a scene: the video fee to Flap and the creator's premium to the series. A character from another series can guest for its appearance fee.

A viewer hands the fox runner a scene card; one green coin flies to Flap's film camera for the video, another drops into the series' vault as the premium.

Two characters from two series share one scene: the battery kid hosts, and the fox runner visits wearing a green guest pass on a lanyard.

The fees, live

As Flap quotes them now.

A video clipto Flap, per episode	–
An oracle decisionto Flap, when the oracle picks	–
A wake-upto Flap's trigger service	–
Trading taxon every buy and sell	2%
Flap's curve rateevery trade on the curve	1%
The platform's commissionpaid by Flap to the platform's address: of the tax after Flap's protocol rate of at most 0.3%	3%

Risk

The platform's dev wallet can withdraw any vault's BNB, except the creator's unclaimed share, and any token, at any time.

Episodes depend on Flap's services: a clip can fail or be refused for its content.

A coin's price can fall to nothing. Nothing on this site promises a return.

The creator alone sets the character, the persona and the templates.

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