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One object
No copies. No editions. No second place.
The story
There is only
one Bell.
Anyone can own it. Anyone can lose it. Every person who touches it enters a record that does not close.
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One owner
The Bell belongs to exactly one wallet at a time.
03
Every name
The object moves. The historical record stays.
The mechanism
Hold it.
Price it.
Try to keep it.
The current owner can list the next takeover between 50% and 200% of their all-in acquisition cost. From the start of the reign, the effective asking price moves toward its cap. After 24 hours, profit cannot exceed the smaller of 0.01 ETH or 10% of that acquisition cost.
The outgoing owner keeps their place in the timeline: wallet, dates, price, tribute, length of reign, and one final message. Prestige comes from having held the object—not from a promise about what it might be worth later.
The fixed 5% takeover fee is split deliberately: 4% supports the treasury and 1% enters an ETH reserve used to buy and permanently burn BELL.
The economy
The artifact rules.
The token moves.
One ERC-721 Bell and a separate ERC-20 BELL economy connected by transparent, fixed rules—not by redemption or fractional ownership.
Trade
The official pool charges a fixed 1% Toll. Ordinary wallet transfers, reward claims, and external-pool trades remain untaxed.
Tribute
Forty percent of the Toll accrues to the wallet holding the Bell when the trade occurs.
Burn
Forty percent of the Toll is destroyed, alongside periodic buybacks funded by takeovers.
Frequently asked
Before you
ring it.
A single digital artifact with one owner at a time. Its complete chain of ownership is the point: every wallet, reign, price, and permanent message stays attached to it.