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The E coin

The bank's own coin. One coin is one share of the bank's energy work: hold it as your membership, or burn it and the bank owes you a real kilowatt-hour.

in plain words: not a stock, not a bet — a share you can spend as power — minted once per person at the claim, and the weekly mint adds one coin for every metered kilowatt-hour the fleet produces, 1:1, forever — never sold to you

The kilowatt-hour (kWh)

A real, metered unit of energy: the work one 1,000-watt machine does in one hour. It is what a burned coin becomes.

in plain words: the thing your wall socket sells you — the bank delivers it with the meter running

Backing

Every coin stands on a metered kilowatt-hour in the vault's books. The ratio of vault to coins is published live by the bank's backing service — the ratio, never a promise.

in plain words: what stands behind the coin. The bank publishes the ratio; the burn proves it

The split

Every week the fund divides three ways: 45% fills the people's fund, 20% runs the bank's operations, and 35% goes to the world — the World/Land Restoration Fund. The rule is written on the chain, and nobody can edit it.

in plain words: the people 45, the bank 20, the world/land 35 — on-chain, unchangeable — the bank cannot quietly keep more

Citizenship

Claim once, and your name is on the roll forever: one human, one allocation, one share every week, one vote when the bank decides.

in plain words: being a person is the whole requirement — no paperwork, no permission

APY

in plain words: APY is how fast staked coins grow in a year — here the pools pay targets: THE TRICKLE 2% APY, THE STREAM 5% APY, THE CURRENT 8% APY.

lock

in plain words: a lock is coins you set aside for staking — you choose for how long, and the plants pay you while they sit.

burn

in plain words: burning means sending a coin to nowhere on purpose — and the meter then owes and delivers one real kilowatt-hour.

staking

in plain words: staking means setting coins aside so the power plants pay you a weekly slice of what they earn.

power plant

in plain words: a power plant is a real machine with a real meter — it makes the kilowatt-hours every coin stands on.

person-hash

in plain words: your person-hash is a one-way fingerprint of your browser — the bank can count you without ever knowing your name.

the reserve

in plain words: the reserve is the pile of metered kilowatt-hours the bank holds — the thing that stands behind every coin.

The Vault

The first redemption partner: burn a token, the meter delivers a kWh. No counter sits between a burn and its delivery — the first partner is the vault, and the vault never says no.

The Meters

Eleven meters stand in the fleet: the main vault and the power plants' books. The power plants deliver; the meters never lie.

in plain words: the meters are the proof that the promise kept itself

The Power Plants

Nine running and one in reserve. Plants 1-6 run the original engine; plants 7-9 are the X-class plants - the optimized copy, proven bit-identical, standing many times the old rate (the bench measured 18.2×; the meters are the only count, and they climb as the books fill). Plant 10, also X-class, stands in reserve beside the vault, holding the same promise on standby.

in plain words: the source of every delivered hour — see The Proof for the live map