Cent (Valuables) · interactive mechanism simulation

Anyone bids on a tweet in escrow → the tweet's Twitter-authenticated author accepts and mints an "autographed" NFT (95% creator / 5% Cent) → the NFT is custodied in Cent's own wallet → resales split 87.5% seller / 10% creator / 2.5% Cent, but resale value tracks a decaying attention index — the mechanism that took the Dorsey NFT from $2.9M to a ~$280 top bid. Edit the parameters and watch the flywheel.
Bidders bid on any tweet Escrow / offers min raise 10% Tweet author Twitter-authenticated Mint (Polygon) 95% creator / 5% Cent Cent wallet 0 NFTs custodied $0 fees Secondary market resale index 100% Resale split 87.5 / 10 / 2.5
Bids placed
0
Current top bid
$0 USD
NFTs minted (author-authenticated)
0
Cent fees earned
$0 USD
Resale value index
100%
Parameters — edit me
1.5/s
10%
95%
10%
8%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Defaults mirror the researched Valuables mechanism (escrowed bids requiring a 10% minimum raise, author-gated minting on Polygon, a 95%/5% primary split, and an 87.5%/10%/2.5% secondary split with NFTs custodied in Cent's own wallet), but bid sizes and timing are randomized for visualization — not live onchain data. The resale value index approximates how the Dorsey first-tweet NFT lost essentially all of its value on resale. Drag the sliders or trigger the crash to explore the mechanism. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.