Roll · interactive mechanism simulation

Creators mint a fixed 10M-supply social token → Roll's factory instantly credits a genesis slice and drips the rest by vesting → everything sits in Roll's custodial wallet, which also holds fan purchases from Uniswap and gates Discord access. Trigger the 2021 hot-wallet hack to see why custody was the single point of failure.
Creators request a token mint Roll token factory 10,000,000 fixed supply 20% genesis · 80% vests /36mo Custodial wallet 0 tokens custodied Uniswap pool secondary market Fans buy tokens Token-gated Discord 0 communities gated Attacker dormant · holds no keys Creator relief fund $500K pool · uncommitted
Creators onboarded
0
Tokens custodied by Roll
0
Vesting released
0
Fan buys on Uniswap
0
Hack impact
not triggered
Parameters — edit me
20%
36 mo
1 / 6s
1.6/s
9%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Defaults mirror the researched Roll mechanism (10M fixed-supply tokens, 20% genesis + monthly vesting of the rest over 36 months, custodial creator/fan wallets, Uniswap liquidity, Discord token-gating). Onboarding pace, buy rate, and token quantities are simplified and randomized for visualization — not live onchain data. The hack button reflects the real March 2021 incident: an unknown key compromise drained Roll's custodial hot wallet across 400+ creators for ~3,000 ETH (~$5.7M), against which Roll offered a $500K relief fund (~9% coverage). Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.