Independent Investigation
Don't Trust Us. Check It.
Every claim on this page maps to something you can open yourself
— the source code, the market data, the raw chain. No
screenshots. No "trust me." The links below.
Read the machine · Query the market · Check the chain
Open source, published by the project. You don't have to take the
mechanism on faith — the exact lines are linked.
This is the author's own repo: readable, not a third-party
audit.
02 · Independent Market Data
Not run by the project. Third-party aggregators pulling live price,
liquidity and trades straight from the chain.
03 · Read The Chain Yourself
The addresses are public. Paste any of them into a PulseChain explorer
— or run your own node — and read the contract state
directly. No intermediary required.
IchiDai token
0x667435b2b24F11F1112Ec1669c1f15a014e9Bf5c
PersonalMinter
0x394c3d5990cefc7be36b82fdb07a7251ace61cc7
Parent · DAI (pDAI)
0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F
What The Code Enforces
The same source you just read points one direction. The cost to mint
has never gone down — and every incentive in the contract
pushes it the same way.
Everything below is enforced by those exact lines, not by
us.
Every token minted raises the cost of the next. The multiplier is
a function of supply and nothing else — no oracle, no vote,
no hand on a dial. It has climbed one direction since deployment.
That is just the math. There is no off switch — and no on
switch either.
The fuel is locked. Your exit isn't.
-- pDAI is locked inside this
contract right now. No admin can pull it — the withdraw path
for the parent token reverts, for everyone. The only door out is
Claim: burn IchiDai, receive pDAI one-to-one.
You hold IchiDai. You sell it whenever you want. The fuel is
different: you paid -- pDAI to
enter. The door pays 1. Nobody uses the door.
That is the lock — not a wall, an asymmetry that widens
with every mint.
No hand on the wheel.
No pause function. No hidden mint. No upgrade path. No proxy. The
registry owner cannot touch the pDAI, cannot mint, cannot change
the price — the contract does what it was deployed to do.
Source:
personalminter.sol
· published at github.com/busytoby · on-chain
verification pending
