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Minting burns 50 000 OTC and charges a surcharge worth five dollars in ETH. Nine tenths of that surcharge goes to the pot; the remaining tenth is the only direct protocol revenue there is.

The burn happens inside the same transaction, before the NFT exists. There is no version of this where somebody gets a desk without the supply going down.

Supply is capped at 999 desks. Every desk is generated from a fixed seed, so the whole collection is known in advance and reproducible by anyone running the generator.

A freshly minted desk earns nothing. Activating it snapshots the distribution counter for each asset in the rotation, which is what makes the desk eligible for every round that follows. Rounds before activation are not backdated.

The moment the pot clears its threshold it is spent — all of it — on whichever asset is next in the rotation. What it bought is split equally across every live desk: one desk gets one share, whether it was activated a year ago or a block ago.

A round is a single transaction. Instead of writing into thousands of accounts, it advances a per-asset accumulator, and each holder pulls their own balance whenever they like. An unclaimed book stays with the token, so a desk bought on the secondary market arrives with everything it never claimed.

• Mint surcharge
  Less the protocol tenth.
• 5% royalty
  Secondary sales pay the pot, not the protocol.
• Trading fees
  OTC creator fees, swept in by a keeper.