Fairmint · Continuous Organization simulation

Investors buy through a whitelist gate onto the DAT's bonding curve → payment splits into the reserve and company working capital → committed revenue tops up the reserve and mints more FAIRs → holders always redeem back to the DAT at the guaranteed sell curve.
Investors / FAIR holders buy() / sell() Whitelist gate KYC / accreditation DAT bonding curve buy 0.0100 Ξ sell 0.0080 Ξ 0 FAIR Reserve 0.0 ETH backing sells Company treasury 0.0 ETH working capital non-reserve split Company revenue pay(): D% committed 0.0 ETH paid in
Buy orders filled
0
Reserve (redemption backing)
0.0 ETH
Company working capital
0.0 ETH
FAIR supply
0
Redemptions (sell orders)
0
Parameters — edit me
70%
10%
80%
1.0/s
0.6 Ξ/s
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Models the researched Fairmint / Continuous Organization design: a buy curve and a lower guaranteed-liquidity sell curve, a buy() split between reserve and working capital, and a pay() hook that mints new FAIRs from a committed revenue percentage. Curve math, order sizes and timing are simplified and randomized for visualization — not live onchain data. "Halt revenue commitment" illustrates the real-world failure mode: startups struggled to sustain a fixed revenue pledge, which is why Fairmint pivoted away from the CSO to the Rolling SAFE. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.