A working town, drawn from the project's real numbers. The five buildings on the outer ring are the five stocks — each one's lights come from that stock's real 5-day move. The middle of town is the rest of this site made into buildings: the foundry, the arena, the payroll office, the race board and the pledge hall. Click any of them for its numbers. The benches out front are where Machines stand. A bench is only ever filled by a real Machine that exists on chain. Twenty benches are built; series 1 closed with seven of them taken — the empty rows, and the ground stencilled reserved beyond them, are for the series after this one.
SHIFT WEEK—
FLEET0 MACHINES · 0 ON A BENCH · 20 BENCHES OPEN
PAYDAY WHISTLE IN—
shift week rolls thu 00:00 utc · payroll runs fridays · race entries close fri 18:00 utc
music, plus the town's own sounds — footsteps, the conveyor, the gate, the machinery. nothing plays until you press this.
Arrow keys or WASD to walk · E at a door · ESC to leave. On a phone, the thumb stick bottom-left.
The camera locks on your bot; walls stop you and buildings hide you, because you walk the same grid the citizens do.
The town's own sound comes on with you, so the footsteps you hear are yours — unless you have switched it off above, which stands.
The bot you drive is a visitor — not a Machine: no serial, no owner, no wage, and it can never stand on a numbered bench.
WALK MODE
WASD / ↑←↓→ walkE enter a doorESC leave
drag to walk the town · tap a building for its numbers
LIVE DATA:stock moves · fee stream · purse balance · payroll runs · the split · ranked arena standings · the pledge roster · the race clock.
Everything else on the canvas is scenery — citizens, lamps, window flicker, belt speed, the weather. NOT BUILT YET— drawn as empty fenced ground with a stub sign, not as a working feature:
TEAM PITS (east of the arena) and the TOWN SQUARE chat (the near-centre square).
There is no team mode and no chat. The weather is scenery and never touches a number. WALK MODE:press WALK THE TOWN and the camera drops into the street behind a bot you drive. The bot is
you, a visitor — lime, with a caret over its head. It is not a Machine: no serial, no owner, no wage share, no ownership ring,
and it walks the same grid the citizens do, which cuts out every bench row — so it can never stand on a numbered bench either.
Walk mode moves the camera and nothing else: every number on the canvas and in the tables below is the same number it is from up here. solid outline = confirmed on-chain · dashed outline = estimate ·
ring = a real Machine · vest = staff · faint = scenery · caret = you ·
which district a Machine works in never affects what it earns. SPECIMENS:the nine detailed robots in the streets are real Machines from the generator —
the same nine on the contact sheet. They are
not minted, nobody owns them, and they are not for sale. They are drawn translucent on a dashed grey ring, tagged SPECIMEN,
and they never stand on a numbered bench. A bench is for a Machine somebody actually hired.
The Foreman's Board
The board is the source of truth; the canvas is a drawing of the board. If they ever disagree, the canvas is wrong.
District
Ticker
5-day move
Price
Foreman
Benches
Hired
Reading the roster… Series 1 closed on 18 September with 7 Machines minted of a possible 12, and all
seven were revealed on 20 September. The benches above fill from the chain, so if this line is still here the
roster has not answered yet — it is not a claim that the town is empty.
No Machine is ever drawn as hired, owned or earning unless it exists on chain.
The nine SPECIMENS in the streets are real generated Machines that nobody owns. They carry no serial, no owner,
no wage and no vault, and they never stand on a numbered bench.
The Foreman's Board → · how the first shift was hired →
Payroll runs
Every run below is a public transaction. Source: /payroll.json
Date
Pool
Recipients
Assets paid
Proof
▸ TRACE EVERY NUMBER:
payroll.jsonapi/racesapi/pursethe purse wallet ↗the arenapledge
▸ The fee-stream figure is an estimate, not a measured balance. It is modelled from 24h trading volume × 1% fee × 70% creator share × 90% holder share, prorated since the last claim, and it is drawn dashed everywhere it appears.
// The Sound System — off until you press something
◇ TOWN SOUNDS: offthe town chirps as the conveyor runs and the citizens gather at the race board — separate from the music
[ tap a transmission ░ jogs spin when the voltage flows ]
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