戶部經紀司
Forty-four offices on BNB Chain. Every trade taxes the desk; the tax splits between a stipend paid in real tokenized equities and a treasury that backs your exit 1:1. What you draw is set by the bird embroidered on your chest, the same way it was for five hundred years.
職掌 · the mechanism
The plumbing is Flap's vault spec on BNB Chain, paid in bStocks. We did not reinvent it. We built the ministry that sits on top of it.
| Step | What happens | |
|---|---|---|
| 一 | 授 Mint | Pay in the tax token to mint an office at a fixed cost. The tokens are burned instantly, with no dilution. |
| 二 | 課 Tax | Every quote-token swap fee flowing into the vault splits automatically between the Stipend Pool and the Treasury Floor. |
| 三 | 俸 Draw | Hold the office and draw dividends in bStocks. No staking, no lockup, claim any time. |
| 四 | 歸 Resign | Sell the office back to the vault whenever you like at the floor price, backed 1:1 by the treasury. |
品級 · the yield curve
A Ming official wore a buzi: an embroidered square showing a bird that encoded his civil rank, readable across a courtyard. First rank was a crane. Eighth was a quail. That is a rarity ladder that has already existed for five hundred years, so we did not invent one.
Your share of every payout is your weight over 242. You can read a holder's income straight off his portrait.
Three things there are deliberate. Broccoli outranks the entire court, because the unranked outsider drawing more than a first-rank crane is the funniest available arrangement. The Empty Robe draws nothing, forever — the rarest object on the desk earns zero, and its whole value is the floor. And the curve is shallow on purpose: a crane earns 4.5 times a quail, not 50 times.
分帳 · the split
Paid out in bStocks, divided by rank weight. No staking, no lockup, claim whenever you want. This is the income.
Backs the buyback floor 1:1. It only ever rises. This is the exit.
| Monthly volume | Fees | Stipend | Treasury | Quail | Crane | Broccoli |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $250,000 | $2,500 | $1,750 | $750 | $14 | $65 | $72 |
| $1,000,000 | $10,000 | $7,000 | $3,000 | $58 | $260 | $289 |
| $5,000,000 | $50,000 | $35,000 | $15,000 | $289 | $1,302 | $1,446 |
| $25,000,000 | $250,000 | $175,000 | $75,000 | $1,446 | $6,508 | $7,231 |
比較 · against the original
stonkio.app runs the same idea on Solana. Three things there are worth fixing.
| stonkio · Solana | BnBrokers · BNB | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting in | Buy with $STONKIO plus a SOL fee | Mint with the tax token, burned, no dilution |
| To earn | Must burn a tier to enrol. Holding alone earns nothing | Just hold. No burn, no staking, no lockup |
| Payout basis | Enrolled weight | Rank weight, visible in the artwork |
| Downside | No floor. No exit mechanism. | 1:1 backed floor, resign any time |
| Paid in | xStocks | bStocks: 709+ equities, 24/7, zero fee |
額 · supply
A ministry with 4,444 officials is not a ministry, it is a crowd, and it makes every stipend meaningless. At $1M a month a 4,444-supply collection pays the median holder $1.58 a month. At 44, the median office draws $145 from the very same volume.
Scarcity here is not a posture. It is the only thing that makes the yield legible, and it is why all 44 are individually painted and individually inspected.
列位 · the desk
Gongbi fine-line on aged silk. Four are one-of-one.