The Help Desk

Support

The phi control room — the glowing phi medallion between waveform screens, dimmed behind the status strip
*AI-generated image* — the φ control room, dimmed 40%: the meters' room watches quietly over the port strip below.

THE LIVE STATUS STRIP

every door of the bank's back rooms, checked fresh every 4.236 s — breathing means the door answers; a door that does not answer is said so, never dressed up as a zero

the strip wakes — the doors breathe

the meter and the ledger — the bank's own lines, read-only here: the bank's pages read them and never write to them

the meter and ledger breathe

in plain words: green "breathing" means that room of the bank is answering right now; the small number is how long the answer took to walk back; if a door is closed, this page says the door is closed

THE HELP DESK — THE FIVE MOST ASKED

the short versions — the full answers live on FAQ

Is this an investment?

No. It is a share of production, distributed weekly. Nothing to invest; nothing to risk but disbelief.

Who can claim?

Any person. One each. Proof is the burn, not paperwork.

What if two people share a router?

Both claim. The claim is marked per person, not per router — the house shares the internet; it does not share the person.

Can I claim twice?

No. The registry is forever. That is what makes the claim worth something.

What does it cost?

Nothing. The bank gives.

the rest of the answers: FAQ · the deeper economics: The People's Fund

REPORT AN ISSUE

write the trouble; the report is journaled in the bank's own back rooms — a person reads it, not a script

The claims processing center — counters and queues under warm light, the help center's own retro signage
*AI-generated image* — the claims processing center: submit your restored coefficients; the help center's own retro signage.

in plain words: no email address, no account — the report lands in the bank's journal as written words, and the confirmation you see is the journal's own received note. A person reads the journal, and the sovereign reads everything the machines cannot answer.

WHEN THE MACHINES CANNOT ANSWER

If a delivery stalls, a claim the ledger will not honor, or a question no page answers — write the sovereign directly: the field's desk — the report form below reaches the sovereign directly. The desk journals it; the sovereign reads it and answers.

in plain words: the machines answer what the meters can prove; the sovereign answers the rest, personally

THE COIN, PLAINLY

WHAT DOES THIS COIN DO?

It's a claim on real power. One coin = one kilowatt-hour, delivered by the power plants. Burn one and the meter delivers one. Hold one and the reserve stands behind it. Stake it and the plants pay you weekly.

Power plant staking: you lock coins, the power plants pay you weekly. The pool's meter is the only authority.

KEYS → SEAL → CHAIN → GATE — the four-stage trust over every number

The bank gives. One human. One allocation. One share. Every week.