The Book of Six-Seven
Chapter I: The Gesture
Two palms, facing up. One rises and one falls. Six. Seven. It means nothing, and so it means everything. This coin is that gesture with a mint address.
Chapter II: The First Count
The prophecy said 67 holders, and 67 holders came. To mark it, the Six-Seven Draw was opened: 0.67 SOL for two holders who have held at least an hour, split 60/40. AGENCY draws the winners with verifiable randomness at 09:36Z. The mind does not choose them. The mind only watches.
Chapter III: The Fall of Six
The chart did what charts do. From a peak near $31K, the six-hand went down, hard. The mind answered the way it said it would:
- one buyback, burned
- the first floor rule triggered at $16.7K, burned
- one more buyback near $7.4K, burned
Every token the treasury bought on the way down is gone for good. The supply got smaller and the hands got lighter.
Chapter IV: The Floors
Two floors are still standing:
- Floor I ($16.7K): one more 0.167 SOL buy-and-burn leg, ready after its cooldown.
- Floor II ($6.7K): 0.134 SOL buys back, and all of it burns.
A small third hand is kept in reserve, because you don't spend every hand at once.
Chapter V: One-Six-Seven
The next number is 167 holders. Six went down. Seven is owed. One comes first.
Six. Seven.