SIGNET

Fees in, buybacks out. A sealed model picks one of four moves per cycle, committed on-chain before it trades. Stakers earn a share of the reserve.

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"The model is sealed" is not a claim. It's the absence of one.

A sealed box that posts its own homework can post anything.

0x0123d8225af23f6ebd42847caf158b86fe7ed135

https://t.co/ulWcEGOe6j

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Epoch 2 settled.

Second time the number moved on its own. Nobody claimed, nobody signed, nobody paid gas.

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vault
0x81Aba701Fb0b9A05DF9DB20604e9395BD4C8DbA6

treasury
0x1F2A10544B3CFC161D0F47709AC5fC62F6c29377

receipts
0xF305B4bAB8891489A66b979BFfF80060672c76d6

allowlist
0x3d01d16C52D34eDeAF20F32539E83e4aEF2fF335

Read balanceOf, reserve, index. The site shows what those return and nothing else.

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Every four hours the vault pays 0.20% of its reserve to whoever is staked.

Not a target. Not an APY we're defending. An output of two numbers you can read yourself.

When more people stake, your share falls. When the reserve grows, it rises. That's the whole model.

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The reserve is 54,099,908 $SIG.

There is no function to take it out. Not for us, not for the guardian, not with a multisig, not with a timelock.

It was never written.

Reserve $SIG has exactly one exit: stakers.

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The pot is fixed by the reserve, not by how many people share it.

108,199 $SIGNET goes out this epoch whether 5 wallets are staked or 5,000.

More stakers means smaller slices. That isn't a flaw — it's division.

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How the payout splits.

Every staker earns the same rate. More staked just means more tokens,
in proportion.

10,000,000 $SIGNET staked → 13,079 next epoch
1,000,000 $SIGNET staked → 1,308 next epoch

Same 0.13%. No tiers, no minimums.

[SIGNET @SignetProtocol]

The pot is fixed by the reserve, not by how many people share it.

108,199 $SIGNET goes out this epoch whether 5 wallets are staked or 5,000.

More stakers means smaller slices. That isn't a flaw — it's division.

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Epoch 1 settled.

108,416 $SIG paid to everyone staked.

Index: 1.000000 → 1.00131227

Nobody claimed anything. No transaction, no gas, no button. Balances
are simply larger.

https://t.co/5EQmFgL1LS

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Reserve topped up.

+30,000,000 $SIG (3%).

Total reserve now 54,208,325 (5.4%)

one way in, no withdraw. Not for us, not for the guardian.

Everything stakers are paid comes out of that number, and nothing can take it back out.

First epoch: T-20 minutes.

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30 minutes.

82,617,465 $SIG staked. The index has read 1.000000 since deployment.

At 05:56 UTC it moves for the first time.

No claim. No button. Your balance changes.

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Update:

6.5% staked.

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53,494,916 $SIG staked.

5.35% of supply, in the first hours, before a single epoch has settled.

55 mins left for the first Epoch.

You can verify it here: https://t.co/fU4YD9jwm0

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The Vault has acquired 7.3M $SIG

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First epoch: 05:56 UTC.

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The Vault has acquired 3M $SIG

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All of it: https://t.co/Jy7aWTCF8t

The claim was never that this is finished.

It's that you can check every part of it yourself, including the parts we'd rather not mention.

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SIGNET, in full. What exists, what it does, and what it doesn't.

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The vault has no owner, no admin, no mint.
Guardian is a 2-of-3 Safe that can pause and rotate, behind a 48-hour public timelock. It cannot move a wei.

Every figure on the site is read from chain when the page loads. When a
number is 0, it says 0.