Count
The number of units shown in a wallet.
THREE BODIES / CONTINUOUS FLIGHT
Supply moves.
Your slice
can stay still.
FLYR is a visual exploration of rebasing: when supply and every balance change by the same factor, the numbers move while proportional ownership does not.
01 / REBASE, PLAINLY
The unit count changes.
The fraction is the signal.
Imagine one million units in total and ten thousand in a sample wallet. That wallet represents one percent of the supply.
Apply the same +10% factor to both. The supply becomes 1.1 million; the wallet becomes 11,000. The visible counts changed, but 11,000 ÷ 1.1 million is still one percent.
- BEFORE
- 10,000 ÷ 1,000,000 = 1.00%
- AFTER
- 11,000 ÷ 1,100,000 = 1.00%
02 / MECHANISM TRACE
One factor.
Two synchronized rails.
The diagram follows a proportional supply adjustment. It describes the arithmetic—not a published live FLYR contract.
01
Snapshot
Read total supply and one sample balance.
INPUT
02
Factor
Choose one illustrative percentage.
APPLY
03
Scale both
Supply and balance use the same multiplier.
COMPARE
04
Check share
Divide balance by supply before and after.
ILLUSTRATIVE RECEIPTSHARE / UNCHANGEDRun your own sample in the machine.
Open machine ↗STEP 01 / SNAPSHOT
03 / COMPOUND VISION
The FLYR form,
under glass.
Inspect the FLYR form from every angle. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, or use the arrow keys.
DRAG / ROTATE SCROLL / ZOOM
3D specimen unavailable
04 / COLONY STUDY
One swarm.
A shared rhythm.
Twelve FLYR forms move independently inside one coordinated field. Select a member, rotate the view, or change the formation.
3D colony unavailable
The twelve-member index and illustrative rebase state remain available below.
DRAG TO ORBIT · ARROWS TO ROTATE
COLONY INDEX / 12SELECT TO INSPECT
The point silhouettes are sampled from the approved FLYR 3D geometry. Motion and rebase pulse are illustrative interface states.
05 / READ THE SIGNAL
Supply
The total unit count used by the sample.
Share
Balance ÷ supply. The ratio the machine compares.
06 / QUESTIONS
Before
takeoff.
Does this describe a live token mechanism?+
No. It is an educational model of proportional rebasing. No chain, contract, schedule, or adjustment policy is asserted here.
Why can balances increase while share stays the same?+
Because the same multiplier is applied to both the balance and total supply. Multiplying the numerator and denominator by the same number preserves the ratio.
What does the Open Machine calculate?+
It calculates before-and-after sample values, the multiplier, and both ownership shares. It does not predict price, returns, or live protocol behavior.