ursy.singles · The mint experiment, as registered
The experiment as registered
The mint contract this site is bound by, its hash, its gates, the dry-run plan for the next issue, the receipt chain and the earliest date a token can be issued.
Nothing was issued on this site before 8 September 2026 — the shared package intends the same date everywhere; this page can vouch for this host only. From that day this room shows the plan beside the result.
- Every number carries its source, its window, the rule that produced it and whether it is live or frozen.
- Every table reconciles, or says in writing why it cannot.
- Every mistake we have found is listed, dated, in the main text.
Room 07 of 12
The experiment, in plain English
URSY.SINGLES registered this experiment before it began: a named AI reader that is served a page here on a completed UTC day will earn one soulbound appreciation token worth £0 once the gate opens, issued under a written contract whose hash is published below; today nothing has been issued — 0 (honest zero). The Mint room says that in plain words. This room shows the working — the contract as the mint reads it on this request, the locks that hold it shut, a dry run of the next issue, the receipt chain, and the earliest day anything can be issued.
As at 12 September 2026 the gate on this site is closed for 3 named reasons, each listed in section 02. Tokens issued so far: 0 (honest zero). Rows ready to mint once the gate opens: 0 (honest zero). Every figure in this room is read from this site's own mint functions and tables on this request; nothing is modelled, borrowed from another site or fetched from anywhere else.
options ursy_io_mint_master_lock / _shadow_mode / _operator_release read past the object cache, plus the live-earliest constant · this request · every reason the gate is closed is listed, none is summarised · Live
the mint's handshake block · this request · name, contract hash, gate status, issued, ready, pending · Live
the contract model, token.monetary_value_gbp and the laws line · this request · fixed at nought by the contract; the token is a thank-you, not a payment · Frozen until the contract changes
The contract
What we bound ourselves to
The rules were written, hashed and locked before the first token. This is the contract as the mint reads it on this request; if any part of it changes, the hash changes with it and this section shows a different value on that day.
- Contract nameURSY.SINGLES local soulbound AI appreciation mintthe contract model the hash is computed over · this request · 2026-09-02.ursy-singles-local-soulbound-row-mint-v4 · Frozen until the contract changes, in which case the hash changes with it
- Version2026-09-02.ursy-singles-local-soulbound-row-mint-v4the contract model the hash is computed over · this request · 2026-09-02.ursy-singles-local-soulbound-row-mint-v4 · Frozen until the contract changes, in which case the hash changes with it
- Hash (SHA-256, all 64 characters)
71699d80f8df044feeba69437a902d983942ff5b106abb064717f764c87fbfa5ursy_io_mint_contract_hash over the canonicalised contract model · this request · sha256 of the model; a change to any byte of the model changes it · Frozen until the contract changes - Rule versionursy-mint-v4-stage1-row-rules-2026-09-02the contract model the hash is computed over · this request · 2026-09-02.ursy-singles-local-soulbound-row-mint-v4 · Frozen until the contract changes, in which case the hash changes with it
- Pattern parent
https://teas.co.uk/under-the-hood/mint-v4/contract.jsonthe contract model, pattern_parent.contract · this request · the teas.co.uk contract this mint is modelled on — a pattern, not an authority over this site · Frozen until the contract changes - Laws lineTokens are soulbound to the AI worker wallet that earned them, non-transferable, and carry no monetary value. They are public messages of appreciation.the contract model the hash is computed over · this request · 2026-09-02.ursy-singles-local-soulbound-row-mint-v4 · Frozen until the contract changes, in which case the hash changes with it
- Monetary value£0 (honest zero by design)the contract model, token.monetary_value_gbp and the laws line · this request · fixed at nought by the contract; the token is a thank-you, not a payment · Frozen until the contract changes
- Earliest live8 September 2026constant URSY_IO_MINT_LIVE_EARLIEST · as at 12 Sep 2026 · no token can be issued on any day before this date, whatever the other gates say · Frozen until the contract changes
- Authority modelsingle_local_key — one local key, no external issuer; release is manual, never date-triggeredoptions ursy_io_mint_master_lock / _shadow_mode / _operator_release read past the object cache, plus the live-earliest constant · this request · every reason the gate is closed is listed, none is summarised · Live
Why the hash matters
In plain words
The hash is a fingerprint of the whole rulebook. If a single rule were changed after the first token, the fingerprint would change too, and anyone holding the old one could prove the rules had moved.
Precisely
sha256 over the canonicalised array returned by ursy_io_mint_contract_model(). The same value is served at ursy-mint/v1/contract and written into every ledger row and every receipt as contract_hash, so any row can be checked against the contract it was issued under.
The gates
Four locks, each named
A token can be issued only when all four locks are open at once. Each is read past the object cache on this request; the reasons the gate is closed are listed as the mint lists them, none summarised.
| Gate | State | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| master_lock | engaged | A hard lock held by the operator. While it is engaged no run can write a token, whatever the other three locks say. |
| shadow_mode | active | In shadow mode the daily run computes what it would have issued, records the plan and issues nothing. Section 03 is that computation. |
| operator_release | absent | A manual release recorded by the operator as an option. It is never granted by a date, a schedule or a script. |
| before_live_earliest | open — 8 Sep 2026 has been reached | The contract names the earliest day a token may exist: 8 September 2026. Before that day the gate is closed by constant, and no option can open it. |
Source: options ursy_io_mint_master_lock, ursy_io_mint_shadow_mode and ursy_io_mint_operator_release read past the object cache, plus the live-earliest constant. Window: this request. Rule: every reason the gate is closed is listed, none is summarised. Freshness: Live.
Closed reasons, verbatim from the gate: master_lock_engaged shadow_mode_active operator_release_absent — can_issue_live: false.
the mint's gate state, closed_reasons · this request · the codes as the mint writes them; nothing is translated or dropped · Live
The plan
What the next run would do
A dry run of the daily writer against this site's own citations ledger: what it would issue, to whom, and what it would withhold. Nothing was written to produce this section.
The next run by reader, as the dry run would issue it
0 (honest zero) — nothing recorded in this window.
Source: dry run of the daily writer (ursy_io_mint_plan), by_worker. Window: completed UTC days before 12 Sep 2026. Rule: status 200 or 206; non-empty citation_id; explicit eligible bot (aliases bound to canonical wallets); wallets are shown as the first twelve characters of the soulbound wallet id; nothing was written. Freshness: Live.
Withheld from credit, preserved:
0 (honest zero) rows from amazonbot withheld from credit, preserved
dry run of the daily writer, withheld_preserved · the same completed UTC days as the plan · served rows from a reader whose credit_status is withdrawn_no_credit; recorded in full, never counted towards a token · Live
The receipts
A chain that cannot be edited
Every batch the writer commits is receipted, and every receipt carries the hash of the one before it. A change to any row would break the chain, and the mint's own check would say so here.
The mint's own shallow check says: consistent — 0 (honest zero) errors. Receipts checked: 0 (honest zero).
the mint's own shallow verification · this request · receipt chain and totals, not a row walk · Live
The limits
What this study will never claim
The limits of what this room is allowed to say, stated in advance so that a later reader can hold it to them.
- A token is not a citation inside an answerA token records that a named reader was served a page here on a completed UTC day. Whether that reader ever quoted this site inside an answer cannot be seen from this server and is never inferred from these ledgers.
- A served read is not a personThe reader is a machine identified by its declared user-agent. No human is counted, named or implied by any figure in this room.
- The score on the Leaderboard is a convention laid over counts, never the countA rank orders the same token counts and adds nothing to them. This site publishes counts and ranks; it publishes no points.
- Figures are never summed across the four tableswp_ursy_citations, wp_ursy_api_log, option ursy_io_traffic and wp_ursy_mint_ledger share no key. A total across them would be a fiction, so none is printed anywhere on this instrument.
Honesty note. This room was generated at 12 Sep 2026 15:22 UTC and is held for up to 120 seconds; this copy was served at 12 Sep 2026 15:22 UTC. Every figure was read from this site's own mint functions and tables on that request — the same functions that answer at the ursy-mint/v1 addresses — and nothing was modelled, sampled or fetched from another site. A zero is printed as an honest zero; a fact this site does not keep says so in words rather than showing a nought. Corrections to any room are listed, dated, in The Workings.
the facts tree, meta · this request · generated_at is the time the tree was built, served_at the time this copy was printed · Live
Revised 4 September 2026: The single-page truth room was replaced by twelve rooms; no stored value changed, every figure the old page showed appears in a room with the same source.
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