Dyne Protocol

Dyne ⏱

CA: 0xe343a31b61ae73b796063b59a954239db824804c

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DYNE ⚙️

One dyne. Every 480 seconds.

CA: 0xe343a31b61ae73b796063b59a954239db824804c

Built on Robinhood Chain, @RobinhoodApp.

Partnered with @ponsdotfamily

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Dyne ⏱

Launching soon.

One dyne is 50.00 USDC. Every 480 seconds it buys DYNE on the open market and burns it in the same transaction, whatever the price is doing.

Built on Robinhood Chain, @RobinhoodApp.

Partnered with @ponsdotfamily

[Dyne Protocol @DyneProtocol]

Dyne is launching soon.

One dyne is 50.00 USDC. Every 480 seconds it buys DYNE on the open market and burns it in the same transaction, whatever the price is doing. The reserve is public, and so is the number of ticks it has left.

Built on Robinhood Chain, @RobinhoodApp.

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You cannot vote the payout up on a good week.

Torque moves in 0.125 detents, thirty days apart, and only if the runway after the change still clears 5,400 ticks. The mechanism will not let a good month strand a bad one.

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100,000,000 DYNE, fixed. There is no mint function.

Every tick takes some of it off the market permanently, and the rate it comes off is the same at every price.

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Every buyback you have seen spends more when the price is high and less when it is low. It calls that a policy. It is just a mirror of the chart.

Dyne spends the same 50.00 USDC into every one of its 480 second ticks. Same size at the top. Same size at the bottom.

[Dyne Protocol @DyneProtocol]

Dyne ⏱

One dyne is 50.00 USDC. Every 480 seconds it buys DYNE on the open market and burns it in the same transaction, whatever the price is doing.

Concept mockup.

Built on Robinhood Chain, @RobinhoodApp.

Partnered with @ponsdotfamily

[Dyne Protocol @DyneProtocol]

The whole mechanism in one loop.

A fusée: the chain climbs to a wider radius exactly as fast as the spring weakens, so the torque coming out never changes.

The escape wheel steps one tooth. One dyne leaves the barrel. Every 480 seconds.

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There is no button that makes a tick bigger.

The escapement releases one dyne per tick and nothing in the contract can raise it. The size is fixed in the mechanism, not chosen each time by whoever is holding it.

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Most protocols publish a treasury balance. Dyne publishes how many ticks it has left.

21,864 ticks of runway, or 121 days at full torque. Income above stopwork burns rather than raising the payout, and there is no withdrawal function.

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Every rectangle under the curve has the same area.

That is what constant force means. The chain climbs to a wider radius exactly as fast as the spring weakens, so the torque never changes.

r = k / (y + a)