Letters and digits, up to 10. The flow is simulated — nothing is deployed.
A memecoin with a maturity date, settling into blue-chip equities and paying every holder out. A bad night pays only a small morning, on a date you knew.
All of it is here.
Nightfall is written at deploy and there is no function that changes it. Not permissioned, not timelocked, not behind a multisig — extend, postpone, cancel and migrate are absent from the contract, which has no owner variable and no proxy admin.
Every step after the halt is permissionless and pays a bounty from the morning fund. Nobody has to be trusted to be awake.
Scheduling a night burns $NITE to an address with no key. Supply falls with every launch and the protocol cannot mint more.
Burn the token, receive the equities themselves rather than their cash value. Redemption never closes and has no deadline.
Leave before nightfall for exactly your share of the pool, at a fee decaying to zero. Taking your share and giving up your claim cannot dilute anyone.
Nobody types a maturity date. It is chosen from four fixed values and written into the contract at deploy.
90 days
Default
What a night runs for unless the launcher picks otherwise.
4
Terms, fixed
30, 90, 180 or 365 days. Never arbitrary, never editable after deploy.
1,825
Days, for $NITE
Not on the menu. $NITE is the one night deployed outside the factory, and saying otherwise would be a small lie.
Every scheduled night sends $NITE to an address with no key. Two things shrink each time: the supply, and the number of endings nobody has written down. The protocol cannot mint more, and nothing is printed to pay anybody.
It runs 1,825 days into the same basket, on the same rules, with no extend function. The protocol eats its own product on the longest clock it offers.
not deployedThere is no contract address because there is no contract. When there is one it goes here with an explorer link, and not a block before. The same rule covers every figure on this page: if it is not on a chain, it is not printed as though it were.
The 1% trade fee splits on chain: 40% to the creator, paid at settlement rather than continuously, 30% to the morning fund, 30% to the protocol. The shares are written at deploy and readable there.