We're building the world's first truly decentralized block-and-chain protocol. Real blocks. Real chains. No metaphors. This is what Satoshi would have wanted, probably.
Unlike other blockchains that use abstract "blocks" of data, $BLOCK uses actual blocks. Wooden ones. We source them from a guy named Dave who has a lumber mill. The supply is finite (Dave only works Tuesdays).
Our chains are forged from grade-304 stainless steel, sourced from the hardware store on 5th Avenue. Each link is hand-verified by our CTO (his name is also Dave, no relation). Proof of Chain™ ensures immutability.
Our mining consensus mechanism involves a real pickaxe. Miners physically extract blocks from the earth, then attach them to the chain. Energy-intensive? Yes. Carbon neutral? Absolutely not. But it's honest work.
Our DeFi ecosystem lets you stake blocks (literally stack them), provide chain liquidity (lubricate the chain links), and yield farm (grow blocks in a field). APY is measured in inches per year.
Each block is unique. Some have knots. Some are slightly damp. One has a face that looks like Dave. These imperfections are features, not bugs. Floor price: 2.4 ETH (Estimated Timber Hardness).
Our blocks exist in three-dimensional space, which we believe qualifies as Web3. We've also put a block near a web once and nothing bad happened. This is the due diligence our investors require.
Click MINT to drop blocks. Click blocks to chain them together.
Build the longest chain. Increase the $BLOCK price.
Whatever you do, don't hit RUG PULL.