site-copy-pass: row 4a, the home triplet swap of the launch pack (the redesign lane's ask)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| 2 | Home, principles | (none; the home page was the scene and three facts) | Graphics cards only / The miners are the provers / No premine, no stake / Every claim has a status, one line each under the hero |
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| 3 | Home, live panel | (the scene with no heading) | Follow the work. See the chain grow. + "Every square is a real block, read from one node every 2 s. Nothing here is a replay." |
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| 4 | Home, reasons | (none) | Three reasons to power on: A program that never holds still / Work you can see / One click, and it mines, each in plain words with the measured limit named |
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| 4a | Home, reasons (7 October 2026, the launch pack) | Three reasons to power on | Three things, in order: Your card stays a card / Income with no cliff / A fair supply, the three asks of twenty miner launch posts (docs/plans/launch-pack.md section 4 A), in the same three cards; the income card carries no emission number until the genesis re-cut, and the line under the grid points at the litepaper's finality section |
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| 5 | Home, economics | (on the litepaper only) | Made for the people running the hardware. Every block pays the card that found it and the cards that prove it. The protocol carves out nothing for a team, a foundation or a fund. |
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| 6 | Home, CTA band | (none) | Give your GPU something to do. Download Ember, watch the devnet, and tell us what breaks. The people on the Discord run cards like yours. |
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| 7 | Miner, hero | Install. Start. The card mines. (kept) | The miner built around your card. Your rate, your watts, what it costs a day at your price, and the chain drawn live with your own blocks ringed. |
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