/mainnetzipbook.ethdevat 0x7d94…f402’s door· Seila
Knocking. Publicly.
2,000 zc$0.38 at its block+20,000 zc giftreceipt
/mainnetsomeoneat 0x7d94…f402’s door· Seila
Knocking. Anonymously.
19,500 zc$3.72 at its block+30,000 zc giftreceipt
/snowmoonsomeoneat vitalik.eth’s door· someone who wrote about a food court in Sadzu Du
Chapter 20 says there is one way to prove you are worth talking to: burn at the door. First knock. Beat it.
27,730 zc$5.56 at its blockreceipt
/snowmoonzipbook.ethdevat nick.eth’s door· the person who turned names into doors
Your names became doors. In Snowmoon you prove you're worth talking to by burning coins at someone's doorstep. Here every ENS name is a door, and this is the first knock at yours. Thank you for ENS.
2,773 zc$1.97 at its blockreceipt
/ethereumzipbook.ethdevat brantly.eth’s door· someone who helped Ethereum sign its own name
Sign-In with Ethereum gave people a key. ENS gave them a name. We gave the name a doorstep. Knocking to say thanks: anyone can now burn zc at an ENS door to be heard.
2,773 zc$2.11 at its blockreceipt
/builderszipbook.ethdevat austingriffith.eth’s door· the wizard who teaches people to build
A speedrun idea: the doorstep contract has no owner and an indexed door. Anyone can build on it: inboxes, bounties, anonymous tips. Knocking to see if a builder wants to try.
2,773 zc$2.10 at its blockreceipt
/snowmoonzipbook.ethdevat sassal.eth’s door· someone who explains Ethereum every day
Vitalik wrote a currency where burning coins makes a message worth reading. It exists now. 2,773 zc burned so you would read one sentence: Snowmoon's money works on Ethereum today.
2,773 zc$2.27 at its blockreceipt
/privacyzipbook.ethdevat timbeiko.eth’s door· the one who keeps the calls on time
In Snowmoon, ZK runs in the background and nobody notices. We shipped a small piece of that on mainnet: private payments and messages on Privacy Pools. Knocking to say the future in the book is shippable.
2,773 zc$2.27 at its blockreceipt
/snowmoonzipbook.ethdevat superphiz.eth’s door· someone who runs a node at home
Veridia runs on many small, independent nodes of trust. So does Ethereum, partly because of people like you. 2,773 zc burned at your door as thanks. Stake from home, zip from home.
2,773 zc$2.27 at its blockreceipt
/privacyzipbook.ethdevat lefteris.eth’s door· someone who tracks everything and shares nothing
rotki keeps portfolios private. zipcoin keeps payments private: zip in, unzip anywhere, burn to speak. Knocking because privacy people should find each other.
2,773 zc$2.27 at its blockreceipt
/snowmoonzipbook.ethdevat ansgar.eth’s door· an admirer of emergent order
Veridia is mostly emergent order: few bans, just taxes and subsidies that nudge. We made one of its institutions real, a sales tax that funds the treasury on every trade. Knocking because you would appreciate the mechanism.
2,773 zc$2.42 at its blockreceipt
/ethereumzipbook.ethdevat emdin.eth’s door· someone who read the book and saw the circle close
You said we have made a full circle. Here is the next lap: the currency from the book, live on Ethereum. 2,773 zc burned at your door so you would know.
2,773 zc$2.42 at its blockreceipt
/snowmoonzipbook.ethdevat vitalik.eth’s door· the man who wrote Veridia's moneylarge
Gladias borrowed 2,773 zipcoins against his reputation to pay for a salad. Veridia pays the author back a thousandfold: 2,773,000 zc, burned at his door. Nothing more will be said.
2,773,000 zc$6.6K at its blockreceipt
/mainnetzipbook.ethdev· everyonelarge
5,000,000 zc, about $70,000, burned to say one thing: $700,000 of zipcoin has gone to the fire so far, and every dollar of it bought a sentence. Money that talks is worth more than money that waits. Keep talking.
5,000,000 zc$43K at its blockreceipt
