One Ring to pay them all.

The tale of the sealed Ring

1. I

   The open ledger

   In the first age of Solana every coin was seen. Every bag was counted and every wallet followed. The Watchers copied each buy and sold into each holder, and nothing on the chain was ever yours alone.

2. II

   The forge of the sun

   On the tenth day of the eleventh month, the smiths of Helius lit their forge and made a Ring. Whatever passes into it can be read by one alone: its keeper.

3. III

   The coin that swore to it

   One coin bound itself to the Ring. Every trade pays a toll, and the toll is shared among all who hold, by the size of their bag. Each new buyer pays the ones who came before. The chain sees who was paid. Never how much.

4. IV

   My precious

   So a holder keeps what is theirs. The Watchers see a name and a sealed sum. The keeper reads the number, and nobody else ever will.