Meet MOLT. A rebase, opened up.

The shell is the identity. Proportional supply adjustment is the mechanism. We are building a way to inspect the arithmetic instead of asking you to take the transformation on trust.

More units does not automatically mean more value.

Open the machine Inspect the proportion

LIVE · PRE-STAKE OPEN

CARAPACE supply factor unset EXUVIA old shell FRACTION your share, unchanged

What a proportional rebase changes

In a proportional rebase, your balance and the total supply scale by the same factor. The numbers change together. Your fraction of the whole stays the same.

Balance Moves with the factor

Supply Moves with the factor

Ownership fraction Held still

Visitor factor

Factor 1

Elastic means both directions. A proportional contraction reduces balances and supply together. Move the control and watch the two scale bars share the factor while the fraction bar does not move.

What ownership means

The part that matters survives the molt. If a balance and total supply both double, their ratio is unchanged.

Before the factor

Supply ring

The lime sector is the holder share. Its angle is the ownership fraction.

After the same factor

Larger ring, same angle

The ring grows with supply. The sector angle does not. MOLT's preview makes that relationship inspectable, rather than presenting a larger balance as a reward.

After the molt

The share survives.

Quantity is not the same thing as portion. The outer scale can change. The inner share is the quantity that the molt is required to keep.

Proposed staking relationship

Pre-stake is open. Deposits are transfers to the published vault, counted toward the 88,000,000 target and listed in the bench log.

MOLT's preview explains proportional rebasing. Contract rules, triggers and integrations still need a published specification. The mechanism can be explored without pretending those pieces already exist.

Pre-stake is a token transfer to the vault printed on this site. Pool wiring is a separate step and is announced when it is published. The bench log below lists every transfer with its transaction.

Bench log

Every transfer into the vault, logged as it confirms. Wallet, amount, block and transaction, each opening on the Robinhood Chain explorer.

Reading the chain.

Rule publication status

No mystery under the carapace. A demonstration should reveal its assumptions before it asks for your attention.

Share, cycle length and spend terms are read from the contract when their selectors are verified. This page does not invent them.

Change the starting balance, total supply and rebase factor in the preview. Inspect the outputs. That is the published part of MOLT today: the arithmetic, opened for inspection.

Questions

Plain definitions. No hidden panel.

What does MOLT illustrate?: A proportional rebase. Balance and total supply move by the same factor. Ownership fraction never changes.
Does a larger balance mean a larger claim?: More units does not automatically mean more value. If both the balance and the total supply scale together, the portion is unchanged.
Does the factor only expand?: Elastic means both directions. A proportional contraction reduces balances and supply together, with the same visible inputs and the same arithmetic.
Is this a contract interface?: The lab is a local arithmetic preview. Wallet connection reads your address and native balance. Participation stays unavailable until contract details are published. Session runs contain only your own inputs.
What still needs a specification?: Contract rules, triggers and integrations. The shell can be inspected without treating those pieces as already written.

Rebase Lab

No mystery under the carapace. Set balance, supply and factor. Read the new figures. Keep the fraction in view.

Open the Rebase Lab