CHALYBIS

cold stock · nothing paid for yet

A MACHINE MADE
OF FEES.

Trading fees land in one address. Parts are bought out of it. Every figure on this page is read from that address, and a part only moves along the scale when there is something a stranger can fetch.

Public bill of materials. The scale stops at paid, because a chain cannot show a part in a room.

parts6paid for0still owed$1,400in treasuryunread
the treasury

no address is set yet

nothing address-shaped is printed in its place. the board this answers says fees lock to a treasury and names none anywhere, and a plausible-looking placeholder here would be the single string on this site that could cost somebody money

read through a dedicated endpoint

every payment out of it, with signatures →

the assembly

every plate is dashed, because nothing has been paid for yet. the drawing fills in as transactions land and not before

the bill of materials
01GPUquoted

the one part that decides what this machine can do at all

no price
quoted
funded
paid

quoted at$780 · retail listing · read 2026-08-25

covered bythe treasury balance could not be read, so no part is marked funded

paid bynothing has left the treasury for this part

02PSUquoted

850W, because the card above draws more than a wall socket assumes

no price
quoted
funded
paid

quoted at$120 · retail listing · read 2026-08-25

covered bythe treasury balance could not be read, so no part is marked funded

paid bynothing has left the treasury for this part

03MAINBOARDquoted

the thing every other part is measured against for fit

no price
quoted
funded
paid

quoted at$165 · retail listing · read 2026-08-25

covered bythe treasury balance could not be read, so no part is marked funded

paid bynothing has left the treasury for this part

04RAMquoted

64GB, and a context window is physical whatever anybody says

no price
quoted
funded
paid

quoted at$140 · retail listing · read 2026-08-25

covered bythe treasury balance could not be read, so no part is marked funded

paid bynothing has left the treasury for this part

05SSDquoted

2TB NVMe, because weights are large and disks are slow

no price
quoted
funded
paid

quoted at$110 · retail listing · read 2026-08-25

covered bythe treasury balance could not be read, so no part is marked funded

paid bynothing has left the treasury for this part

06CHASSISquoted

a ribcage, a fan mount and somewhere to put it down

no price
quoted
funded
paid

quoted at$85 · retail listing · read 2026-08-25

covered bythe treasury balance could not be read, so no part is marked funded

paid bynothing has left the treasury for this part

a transfer carries no memo naming the part it paid for, so purchases are matched to parts in order — the first payment out pays for the first part. that is a rule about intent, not a fact read from the chain, and it is written here rather than applied quietly

the same six parts, counted by rung →

what this cannot tell you

That value left the treasury is provable, and this proves it. That a part arrived, that it is in the room anybody says it is in, that it will not be sold next week — none of that is on a chain, and no amount of care here can put it there.

so the scale stops at paid. anything past it is somebody’s word, printed as their word, next to what would show it false

  • It is not a claim on the machine. Holding the token gives you no share of the hardware, no vote over it, and no right to any of it. Nothing here is sold as ownership.
  • It cannot prove a part arrived. A chain shows value leaving an address; it cannot show a graphics card in a room. The scale on this site stops at SPENT for that reason, and everything after it is somebody's word, marked as their word.
  • It does not hold your money. There is no deposit and no signing: connecting a wallet reveals a public key so the instrument can be turned on your own address, and this site cannot build a transaction at all. The treasury is funded by trading fees, not by anything a reader does here.
  • It does not promise the machine gets finished. Quotes move, a treasury can stall, and the page reports what is still outstanding rather than what is coming.

every figure, and where it comes from →