The token behind the toll
The Bell is singular. The token moves everywhere. Every official trade pays tribute to the reign and makes the supply smaller.
“Every trade makes
the Bell heavier.”
Proposed ERC-20 + ERC-721 architecture.
Values below are illustrative mock data.
Simulated price
$0.00428
24h volume
$184,320
Circulating
92,185,800 $BELL
Permanently burned
7,814,200 $BELL
The Toll
A proposed fixed one-percent fee on official-pool buys and sells. Wallet transfers, reward claims, and Forge conversions remain untouched.
Every official $BELL trade pays one percent. Part rewards the reigning sovereign. Part is burned. Part keeps the Bell ringing.
Fixed Toll
1%
Cannot be increased
Sovereign tribute
0.40% of every official trade
Permanent burn
0.40% disappears forever
Creator treasury
0.20% preserves the protocol
Illustrative protocol data · No token or reward contract is live
The Forge
The ERC-721 artifact and a fixed reserve of ERC-20 tokens are designed as two forms of one object. The Bell is never duplicated.
Forge simulator
Crowned form
The singular artifact sits in one sovereign’s wallet. Its backing remains locked inside the Forge.
1,000,000 $BELL
Locked
Shattered form
The Bell rests inside the Forge while its locked $BELL is released. Reuniting the fixed amount restores the artifact.
Takeover buybacks
Of the proposed five-percent takeover fee, four percent supports the creator treasury and one percent enters a separate ETH buyback reserve. The reserve periodically buys $BELL and burns it.
Simulated reserve · 1.264 ETH
Immutable limits
The proposed Toll is fixed at one percent. The reward, burn, and treasury shares are visible. There are no blacklist controls, surprise minting, or owner-adjustable taxes in the intended design.
The throne is still the center