ON TIME token · ERC-20

$ONTM

The TIMEFACE is the scarce thing; $ONTM is what a TIMEFACE can be turned back into. Holding pays rent from later mints and royalties, burning cashes out, and the two are deliberately in tension. Every mint, swap and royalty feeds a Uniswap v4 hook that buys $ONTM back from the market and burns it.

-$ONTM current supply
Contract-Robinhood Chain · 4663
Spent on buyback-ETH the hook paid for $ONTM
Burned by buyback-$ONTM bought and destroyed
Buyback budget-ETH waiting in the hook
Trading--
Swap fee-on the ETH side, each way

01

Three exitsHold, burn or sell

A TIMEFACE is not a picture with a price attached: it holds a claim on future mints and royalties, and that claim can be collected, cashed out or handed to a buyer. Only one of the three.

HoldRent

40% of every later paid mint and 50% of every royalty is shared live by the TIMEFACEs already minted. Claim once every 2 hours per NFT.

BurnUp to 1,000 $ONTM

From Epoch 3. The burn also pays the NFT's unclaimed rent and its share of the burn vault (10% of every paid mint).

SellOn OpenSea

Unclaimed rent travels with the NFT, so a buyer gets it on top of the art. The 5% royalty is enforced (ERC-721-C).

02

Burn rateThe longer it earned, the less it returns

A TIMEFACE burned in the epoch it was minted returns 1,000 $ONTM, sliding to 500 as that epoch fills. Each later epoch halves it again. Age is counted in epochs of the collection, not in days. Burns open in Epoch 3; a TIMEFACE must be 10 minutes old and a later mint must exist.

BurnedAt the start of the epochWhen the epoch is full
In its own epoch1,000 $ONTM500 $ONTM
1 epoch later500 $ONTM250 $ONTM
2 epochs later250 $ONTM125 $ONTM
3 epochs later125 $ONTM62 $ONTM
4 epochs later62 $ONTM31 $ONTM
5 epochs later31 $ONTM15 $ONTM

There is no separate emission schedule: this rate is the whole of it. Only the burner contract can mint $ONTM, and only for a burned TIMEFACE.

03

CeilingThe token is priced by the mint

While 1,000 $ONTM is worth more than entry to the current epoch, it pays to mint a TIMEFACE and burn it. That arbitrage pins $ONTM near the mint price ÷ 1,000, and the ceiling doubles with every epoch. The pool opens at the Epoch 7 ceiling.

EpochMint priceCeiling (ETH per $ONTM)
Launch supply1,000,000

All of it seeded into the pool when trading opens; that liquidity is locked in the hook forever.

Emission cap11,000,000

The launch million plus at most 10,000,000 from burned TIMEFACEs.

Supply now-

Launch million plus burns, minus everything the hook bought back and burned.

04

The hookEvery fee is split on the spot

The NFT holds the rent, the token carries the price, and a Uniswap v4 hook takes the protocol's share of mints, swaps and royalties: 75% of it is project revenue, 25% buys the token back and burns it. Each split happens in the transaction that receives it.

One paid mint50 · 40 · 10

50% to the hook (75% project, 25% buyback), 40% as rent to the NFTs minted before it, 10% to the burn vault.

Every $ONTM buy and sell5% in, 5% out

Taken by the hook on the ETH side. It starts at 50% at launch and falls to 5% over 10 minutes.

Secondary sales5%

ERC-2981 royalty, split 50% rent, 30% stakers, 20% hook. The receiver cannot be changed.

$ONTM spent on status50 · 30 · 20

50% burned, 30% to stakers, 20% to the treasury.

The hook buys $ONTM inside somebody else's swap, at most 0.04 ETH per block and about 1% of price per buyback, and burns what it bought. Trading opens once Epoch 6 is full. Before that, $ONTM moves only between wallets and the protocol contracts.

75% of everything the hook takes in is set aside for the project; the other 25% buys the token back and burns it.