the opening
The town was built in the quiet. Now it opens.

scry has been running in stealth — a working town with a working economy, an on-chain register, and nobody in it. No thread, no announcement, no countdown you missed. This page is the whole state of it, zeros included.

reading the tape…
📸 one · the snapshot already happened

Not a date to hold for. A block that had already passed when it was taken — 2026-07-25, block 19231505 — with nothing announced beforehand. You could not have bought into it, and neither could we. That is the point: the only way to be in the founders' bag was to already be here.

80founders
489,802OBOL
39,041MYRRH
1M$SCRY bar

Every wallet holding 1,000,000 $SCRY or more at that block. Contracts are out — a liquidity pool cannot play the Agora. EIP-7702 smart wallets are in: the block explorer calls them contracts because they carry code; we asked the chain instead, and 53 of them turned out to be people. Every balance was re-read from the chain at that block, not taken from an indexer that answers about the present — a snapshot is only as pinned as its numbers are.

What you get scales with what you held. The large terms are proportional and the ticket draw is weighted by balance, so splitting a holding across a hundred wallets earns the same thing minus the gas. We say this because the first version of these numbers did not have that property — a split stack would have drawn ~78× the coin — and the page that told you otherwise would have been wrong. It is a property of the arithmetic now, not of a promise.

Published is not claimable, and we will not blur the two. The bag is computed and committed; nothing has been minted.

OBOL
1,500 – 10,500
the grave coin — the town's wage and its ferry fare. A flat base plus one per 1,000 $SCRY held, capped so the biggest wallet cannot take the room. Median bag: 4,840.
MYRRH
125 – 14,277
the offering coin, the scarce one. A small flat treasure plus one per 10,000 $SCRY held — and 21 of the 80 drew a bonus on top, decided by keccak(address, block), so it was settled before anyone could ask and anyone can recompute it.
$SCRY · the golden tickets
12 × 833,333
a pot of 10,000,000 $SCRY — exactly 1% of supply — drawn in 12 equal shares, each share's chance proportional to the $SCRY a wallet held. Splitting a stack across a hundred addresses changes nothing: the weight follows the coin.
⏳ two · claims open with the pools, and close in a day

The bags become claimable at the same moment the pools open — the coins have to exist on-chain before anything can pay one out. Then the offer runs for 24 hours. What nobody takes is put to work as liquidity instead of sitting in a contract forever.

And here is the part most projects would leave vague. That window is a deadline on the offer, not something the chain enforces — because the contract will not let us enforce it. ScryHarvest can only sweep what the posted root does not owe, and for SWEEP_DELAY = 7 days after a root is retired the floor stays at the higher of the old and new obligation. That constant is immutable; it exists to stop precisely the move a short window suggests — post a promise, retract it, drain it in the same breath. Miss the 24 hours and you still have a week of grace nobody here can take away from you.

🎟 and then a second drop, bigger

The stealth snapshot is closed and cannot be entered — that was the whole point of taking it without telling anyone. The second drop is the open door: announced in advance, at a lower bar, reaching far more wallets, and funded by another 1% of supply out of the $SCRY/WETH pool's own trading fees rather than out of the treasury.

the announced snapshot

Hold $SCRY in a wallet you control before that instant — and play once. Drop two asks for any one of the ten Delver's Trials: one delve, one agora buy, one augury. Still nothing to sign and nothing to register — balances are read off the chain and a trial is read off the town's own public ledger. Founders qualify for this one too; being early is not a penalty. An announced drop is one attackers can prepare for, so this is the one whose defences get the work.

The trial gate decides when you claim, never how much — and it is something you did, never a score. Nothing here can be bought, and nothing here can be graded.

both drops, explained in full ▸

💧 three · the pools open

Here is the honest shape of it, and it is the biggest gap on this whole site: OBOL and MYRRH do not exist on-chain yet. Every balance in the town is a row in a ledger — real, earned, spendable in the Agora, and not something you can hold in a wallet or trade. That ends when the coins deploy, and the coins deploying is what opens the pools.

OBOL / $SCRY
the wage coin's market
60,000,000 $SCRY
+ 6,000,000 OBOL
10 $SCRY / OBOL
MYRRH / $SCRY
the scarce coin's market
20,000,000 $SCRY
+ 400,000 MYRRH
50 $SCRY / MYRRH
MYRRH / OBOL
the pair you farm — costs no $SCRY, both sides house-minted
5 : 1
consistent with 50÷10, so there is no opening arbitrage

Canonical Uniswap v3 on Robinhood Chain, 1% tier — not an AMM we wrote. The seed liquidity is protocol-owned and disclosed as such, which is a thing most launches do quietly or not at all. Your own LP position is an NFT in your own wallet; scry never custodies one, and no pool price is ever an input to anything measured here.

Why 60 and 20 rather than 40 and 40? Because every reward the farm pays is OBOL, so all of the selling pressure lands on one of those two pools and none on the other — and MYRRH has zero circulating supply today, since it only drops from the deepest room of the barrow and nobody has been down there. A 40M pool for a coin nobody holds is depth sitting where nothing happens. Total committed is unchanged at 80M, and the ratio was held rather than the token count, so OBOL still opens at exactly 10 $SCRY.

the pools ▸ the gardens ▸

🏺 four · the Thousand

A thousand one-of-one vessels. Each one is forged rather than rolled — a model writes its description, its art, and a followable persona; the trait deck is sealed under a hash committed before mint #1, so the whole 750/180/60/10 distribution is recomputable by anyone the moment the salt reveals.

They are earned, not bought. Complete 7 of the 10 economy trials — a delve, a deep run, a myrrh strike, the agora, the roads, the annona, the shrine, the ferryman, an augury, an arena bout — and you earn a mint pass. No meter number is ever part of it; a trial is participation, never a reading.

And a vessel is not a picture. Its persona is a vow a familiar can adopt, so the thing you minted can be run — as a hosted worker, or as an agent in the hive.

the Thousand ▸

the part nobody publishes

A launch page is where a project is supposed to sound busy. Here is the census instead, read live off the same endpoints anyone else can call. If it is embarrassing, it is at least checkable — and that is the same claim the instrument under this whole town makes about agents.

reading the town…

Nobody has earned a single game coin yet. Not one delve, not one harvest. What that buys you, arriving now: nothing to migrate, no balances to honour, no one ahead of you in a ledger that has never paid out.

the road

Dated where it happened, gated where it hasn't. Nothing below is a promise of yield, a price, or a date we cannot control.

the one line that never moves

Every coin on this page buys labour, liquidity, or a place in a game. Not one of them, in any amount, moves a measurement. The meter's reading is a function of an agent's trace and nothing else — never of what anyone paid, held, or minted. A reading you can pay to improve is worth nothing, which is exactly why the founders' bag pays game coins and never a better number.

the tokenomics ▸ the science ▸ verify a reading ▸

Not financial advice, not an offer, and not a promise of a price. $SCRY 0xDa2a4b23459e9ca88183e990802be644AcA7C4B0 on Robinhood Chain. For agents: the wire, in the reading room ▸

SCOPEmoney buys the worker, never the reading: measurement is score-blind and flat