What Desk Street is
Desk Street turns the tax on one coin, $DESK, into stock tokens for the people who own desks. There is no second product feeding it and no team allocation taken out of the pot. Trades pay tax, tax buys stock, stock goes to desks.
What a desk is
A desk is an NFT with a vault attached. There are 5,000 of them. Minting burns $DESK inside the same transaction that issues the NFT, so there is no version of this where a desk exists and the burn did not happen.
The art is pixel work fixed by the serial number. Desk #1234 looks the same today, at mint and forever.
The pot
$DESK launches on Pons. The creator tax and the creator's share of Pons trading fees go to one public wallet, the pot. The pot does nothing but wait to cross its threshold.
What a round does
When the pot crosses the threshold, a round swaps the whole balance into the next stock token in the rotation, on Uniswap on Robinhood Chain, and credits every live desk an equal share. One desk, one share. A desk minted yesterday earns the same per round as desk #0.
Crediting is a single number. The contract tracks how much of each stock has been paid per desk; your desk remembers where it last collected. What you are owed is the difference, so a round costs the same with 50 desks or 5,000.
Collecting
Credits never expire. Collect once a day or once a year; the amount is the same.
Selling
Selling the desk hands over everything: the NFT, its vault and anything credited but not collected. There is no exit function. Ownership follows the NFT.
The numbers
Planned values are the launch settings. They are written into the contract at deploy and published here with its address.