ozem
abstract: Pressure, the split, and every eruption. The vault fills without a schedule, the threshold waits without a clock, and at pressure one the vent belongs to whoever is awake. This page prints the live pressure, the fixed division, and the complete ledger of eruptions since genesis.
note: the race is permissionless by design; this page only watches it.
pressure
Pressure is the vault's balance divided by the threshold, and it is the machine's only mood. The vault holds sol against a threshold of sol, a pressure of . Fees arrive irregularly, so pressure is not a clock; it can stall for a week and cross the line twice in a day. There is no schedule to miss, no keeper to fund, and no cron to fail. How a threshold ought to be chosen, and what too low and too high each cost, is argued in the docs.
the unlock
The vent is callable by any signer the moment pressure reaches one hundred percent. The first valid call wins; every later call in the same window fails a balance check that costs its sender only a network fee. The race is a sealed auction where the bid is latency, its arithmetic is worked in the docs, and its equilibrium is healthy: more watchers, shorter intervals between threshold and eruption, which is the only interval the machine cares about.
the split
The winning transaction drains the vault atomically three ways: to the stack by the amount-weighted law, bought and pressed into bedrock, and to the caller. The proportions are fixed in config, always sum to the whole, and no instruction exists that can redirect them. The bounty's design is the machine's entire operations department: it recruits whoever is awake, pays at the moment of usefulness, and scales with the thing it protects.
the ledger of eruptions
table 4. every eruption since genesis, newest first.
| date utc | slot | drained | to stack | to bedrock | bounty | caller | transaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No eruptions recorded yet. | |||||||
reproduction
Every row above is reconstructed from public rpc at load time and on a one minute cadence thereafter, and nothing is served from a database this project controls, because there is no such database. A reader who wants the same rows without this page can pull them by hand.
indifference
The machine does not know a race happened. It sees one valid call and a number of cheap failures, and the split executes identically whoever wins. Permissionlessness is not a flourish here; a schedule is a keeper wearing a calendar, a governance vote is a keeper wearing a crowd, and the vent was built to have no keeper at all.