A market desk that prints the ticker before it becomes a screen. 2,222 machines. When the release ends, the printers start and mining opens for holders.
Before screens, prices were printed on carbon paper. Carbon Desk rebuilds that room: a printer, quote terminal, ticker dome, and ledger machine. Each piece carries a ticker once printed by the machine.
An independent identity: aged paper, brass, ink, and film grain.
Every holder owns a desk. Its class determines print power once mining opens.
Paper ribbon. Mining power ×1.0
Green screen. Mining power ×1.25
Brass machine. Mining power ×1.6
Accounting machine. Mining power ×2.0
After the public OpenSea sale closes, the printers switch on. Every piece held begins printing points daily according to its machine class. Points are spent on draws and wallet rewards.
No mining during the release. The file opens when the sale is complete or its window expires.
A holder is not a spectator. The desk prints a share of the treasury for them.
Every week after mining opens, wallets are drawn from holders. Rewards include network currency, multiplier points, or future pieces.
Calculated daily by machine class and used to enter draws and upcoming lists.
Floor-wide events. The longer the price holds, the larger the holder-only box that opens.
Carbon Desk holders enter every future desk drop before the public market.
Later, points or a lower-class piece can be burned to raise desk class and mining power.
A share of secondary market activity returns to a treasury distributed through the draws.
Release on OpenSea. 2,222 wrapped files. The real image is revealed after the sale.
The release ends and the printers switch on. Daily points and the first holder draw.
Price raids, upgrades, and the treasury box. The desk stays open.
