Chapter I · In which a token is given a charter and a quill
Written on the chain, by the hand that launched it. Every token inscribed here carries its own charter: the name, the picture, the line about it and the links, kept inside the token and served from there, so that nothing of it lives on a server that can go dark. The wallet that inscribes it keeps a quill, and with that quill the author writes dated notes into the token's margin from their own key, where no feed can lose them and no one else can forge them. The pool's liquidity is laid in the archive under the dead address before the first trade. Inscribe a folio to begin one, or read how it is written.
- On the shelf
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- Last inscribed
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- Venue
- Uniswap v4
Latest in the margins
written by the authors · on-chain
When the scriptorium opens, every note an author writes in a folio's margin appears here, newest first.
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❦The scriptorium opens soon.
When the contracts land on Robinhood Chain, every folio inscribed here is listed on this page, newest first.
How it is written
Three things happen in one transaction.
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The charter is in the token
At inscription the name, ticker, picture, blurb and links are written into the token contract itself, and contractURI is assembled from them on-chain. There is no JSON on a server, no gateway, nothing that can go dark or be swapped. An explorer, a wallet or an aggregator reads the token and finds its face.
II
The author keeps a quill
The wallet that inscribes a folio holds its quill. With it the author writes notes into the token's margin: short, dated, plain, one every few minutes at most. A note can only come from the author's own key, so a holder reading the margin knows who wrote it, and nothing in it can ever be edited away.
III
The pool rests in the archive
The pool's liquidity is minted as one Uniswap v4 position NFT, owned by the dead address from the same transaction. Not locked, not timed, not held by the scriptorium: nobody can lift it, and anyone can read its owner. Trading is a plain v4 pool, any router, no cap on any wallet.
The archive
The liquidity is a token, and the token is in the archive.
When a folio is inscribed, the scriptorium puts the pool's liquidity into a single Uniswap v4 position and mints that position's NFT straight to the dead address, in the same transaction. Nobody holds it. There is no owner on the scriptorium, no pause, no admin key, no function that moves a position. You do not have to take that on trust: read the owner off the chain, here, for any folio.
position NFT
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- Position id
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- Owner
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- Liquidity in it
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- Minted by
- the scriptorium, once deployed
Anyone may write here. Name a token, give it a picture and a line, and inscribe it in one transaction: charter in the token, pool in the archive, your quill ready.
no fee to inscribe · no permission to ask · no owner above you