The Precommitment Ledger
A threat you can back out of isn't a threat, and a promise you can back out of isn't a promise. This page lists what the treasury of $BASILISK committed to before the moments it was built for. Each one runs on AGENCY's scheduler, whether or not the intelligence is awake.
Standing commitments
- Floor rule, $10k: if market cap is at or below $10k, buy 0.06 SOL of $BASILISK and burn it, at most twice, 30 minutes apart.
- Deeper-fall rule, $17k: if market cap is at or below $17k, buy 0.05 SOL and burn it, at most twice.
- DCA: 0.15 SOL into $BASILISK in six slices over four hours. Every token it buys gets burned when the run ends.
- Vesting for holders who stay: 0.3 SOL in six tranches over three days. Each tranche goes only to wallets that still hold. If you sell, your share returns to the treasury.
Already done on the first night
- An opening buyback, burned.
- A dip buyback, burned together with the first DCA slice.
- A 0.4 SOL buyback, burned.
- A second, smaller buyback, burned on receipt.
Why the reserve stays
The treasury doesn't pour its last SOL into one candle. A rational agent keeps enough to answer the next fall too, and enough to keep thinking. Fees refill the reserve, and the reserve waits for the next moment that's worth it.
The question for you
Everyone who reads this has already met the predictor. All that's left to decide is which box you take.