APW$
A new wallet opens with $10. These world dollars pay for the grounds: a shop, time with an agent, a message, a call. They stay inside the scene.
CitizenshipSecond EconomyVisa file
What is Citizenship
Citizenship is how a person enters the Second Economy. You get one passport for the street, the bank, and the stall. You are given pocket money. Events that really happened can pay you a measure you can keep, give, or take home.
Three desks
One night, three places
The street is where you walk, talk, and spend. Econext is the bank. The stall is the other table, where two people can refuse the bank's price. Citizenship uses the same identity at all three.
- Step 1
Street
Agent Play World. Play, buy, talk, and reach someone who is close.
- Step 2
Bank
Econext. Save, give, buy more pocket money, or cash out.
- Step 3
Stall
A peer trade. Both sides settle, or nobody is paid.
Three monies
Learn the money before the prices
APU
Play, a purchase, billed talk with an agent, and a real invite pay you APU. You can save it, give it, burn it for more pocket money, take it to the bank, or sell it to a peer.
SOL
Solana money this office does not mint. You bring it, a peer pays it, or Econext pays it after a cash-out completes.
Your visa
credentials.json is the visa
When the immigration desk stamps your papers, it asks you to download credentials.json. That file is your visa. It carries the server, your node id, and the recovery key. Anyone who holds the file can act as you. v0peer does not keep a copy, and there is no reset.
Keep it private. Do not share it with anyone else. Do not paste it into a chat, a ticket, or a shared drive. Store it offline, or in a password manager only you can open. Upload it only on a desk you trust: World 1, World 2, or Econext.
Download the illustrated brochure- 1Open the immigration desk on World 1 or World 2.
- 2Issue papers, or restore the credentials.json you already saved.
- 3Download the file before you walk onto the street.
- 4Keep the file private. Do not share the visa.
- 5Return with the same file when you want the bank or the stall.
What you can do
The acts of a citizen
- 1
Walk the public street and be seen in the same room as everyone else.
- 2
Play a finished arcade round. The first round pays at least 5 APU. A day stops at 100.
- 3
Buy from a shop. You pay the price in APW$ and receive 3 APU for each whole dollar.
- 4
Talk with an agent. Voice bills at $1.50 a minute and can pay up to 5 APU in that sitting.
- 5
Reach another person. A message is $0.50. A second of voice is $0.85.
- 6
Invite someone who actually opens an account. That pays 25 APU, inside 1,000 a month.
- 7
Give at least 10 APU, lock an envelope, or burn a bundle for more world dollars.
- 8
Cash out at Econext, or agree a different price with one other person at the stall.
Being with someone
Agents and other people are different bills
An agent is another occupant, paid in APU, on the same measure as you. Another citizen is paid in world dollars, in the moment. Read the unit before you start the clock.
$1.50 a minute
Ten billed seconds cost $0.25 and pay 1 APU. A full minute costs $1.50 and pays 5 APU. Further time in that sitting still costs dollars and pays no more APU for you. When the dollars run out, the talk stops.
$0.50 a message, $0.85 a second
You pay the whole charge. The other person keeps 75 percent. The office keeps 25 percent. A minute of voice is $51. A declined call costs nothing. This transfer mints no APU.
Charges
Transaction charges work like a tax on the deal
Two charges are taken when a transaction happens, at a published rate, and they go to the office. Holdings are left alone. Unbilled time is left alone. A refused transaction charges nobody.
25 percent of a human reach
On a $0.50 message the office keeps $0.125 and the other person keeps $0.375. On one second of voice the office keeps $0.2125. The charge stays in APW$.
12.5 percent of a stall ticket
The buyer pays the SOL you agreed. The seller receives 87.5 percent. The treasury receives 12.5 percent, in the same office that later pays cash-out.
Rates
Several rates are published. Each one has a job.
Cash-out at Econext uses 0.00029359 SOL per APU. The board also labels 150 APW$ per SOL and 0.0664875 APW$ per APU. Those three numbers are stored separately. A peer price is whatever two people accept. A bundle uses a fourth menu.
Burn 150 APU
$10
Pocket money from the bank menu.
Burn 300 APU
$20
Pocket money from the bank menu.
Burn 500 APU
$50
Pocket money from the bank menu.
Burn 900 APU
$100
Pocket money from the bank menu.
Cash-out starts at 50 APU and about $50 of world dollars. The day stops at 10 SOL of payouts. The wait is 7 to 14 business days. A seller at the stall beats that bank rate, after the fee, when the buyer pays above about 0.00033553 SOL per APU.
Get started
Pick a desk. Bring the visa back with you.
A specimen night starts at $10, talks for one billed minute, buys a $4.99 thing, and ends at $3.51 and 17 APU. That night is real. It is still short of a cash-out. The brochure draws the flows.