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Worth cooking when

Dollar weights across stock tokens, rule for when it is worth cooking, strangers execute at live prices, read real fills with slippage, fork version two with the cooks who improved it named on the card.

Measured in real fills, not basis points. Every number on this site is illustrative.

Open recipe box on a sunlit wooden counter
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Cards in the box
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Cooked at the counter
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Cooks credited on later cards
How the kitchen works

A recipe is weights in dollars across live stock tokens plus one clear rule.

Anyone can cook it; the chain computes exact quantities at the moment they hit the button.

01

Scribes write the card

Stock tokens, exact dollar weights that sum to one hundred, and the rule for when it is worth cooking. No quantities yet — quantities are a moment, not a plan.

02

Cooks pull and sign

A stranger takes the card, the feed prices it that second, and the whole basket signs across one of two venues — the Brass Rail or the Back Kitchen.

03

Fill slips go back in

Average fill, venue, slippage in dollars. The box thickens. Version two credits the cooks who improved the dish, by name, on the card.

The same card, four kitchens

Four fill slips, one recipe

Identical weights, cooked at four prices across two venues. Pin them back and read what the cooking actually cost.

Fill slips pinned to a recipe card
STONE SOUP MOMENTUM v1
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SUMS TO$100.00
Worth cooking when
Northline Rail's closing price sits above its 20-day average two sessions running.
The board is empty.
Pin the fills to read what four kitchens paid.
R. OKONKWO
BRASS RAIL · 09:31:04
Cooked$2,000.00
Avg fill NRL42.20
Slippage+$0.66
BEST
M. DELACROIX
BACK KITCHEN · 09:31:07
Cooked$2,000.00
Avg fill NRL42.17
Slippage−$0.21
J. PARK
BRASS RAIL · 11:02:44
Cooked$2,000.00
Avg fill NRL42.24
Slippage+$1.84
S. IDRISSI
BACK KITCHEN · 15:48:12
Cooked$2,000.00
Avg fill NRL42.31
Slippage+$3.02
Version two is on the counter

Credit the cooks who improved the dish

The Back Kitchen filled tighter at size. v2 keeps the rule, shifts twelve dollars of weight, and names the three cooks whose executions taught it.

M. DELACROIX R. OKONKWO J. PARK
Open version two →
Two recipe cards connected by a line, the second naming three cooks

Pull a card and cook it

Stone Soup Momentum is on the counter with four fills already pinned. Cook it with an illustrative balance and pin your own slip back into the box.

Latest slip in the box
S. IDRISSI
Back Kitchen · cooked $2,000.00 · slippage +$3.02
"Thin at the close. Worth cooking earlier in the session — that is going on the next card."
/write

Write a recipe

Pick the stock tokens, set dollar weights that sum to one hundred, write the one rule. Quantities are never written down — they are computed when someone cooks.

1 · Ingredients
2 · Dollar weights
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3 · Worth cooking when
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THE COOKED VIEW draft
Quantities below are what a $2,000 basket would cook at this second's feed. They change every second, which is the point.
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Card is in the box

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Strangers can pull it now. Their fills come back with slippage attached, and you will see who improved the dish.

Open the card →
House rule

Weights must sum to exactly $100.00, you need at least two ingredients, and the rule has to be readable by a stranger at speed. Everything on this page is illustrative.
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Stone Soup Momentum

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Fork version two
THE CARD v1
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SUMS TO$100.00
Worth cooking when
Northline Rail's closing price sits above its 20-day average two sessions running.
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Cook it
Venue
Priced at this second
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Not cooked

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Fill slips in the box

Measured in real fills, not basis points.

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Fork version two

Read the prior fills, move the weight the fills argue for, and credit the cooks who improved the dish. Their names go on the card, not in a footnote.

Credit the cooks
Move the weight
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Northline Rail's closing price sits above its 20-day average two sessions running. Cook before the final hour — the Back Kitchen thins out at the close.
v2 is in the box

The box just got thicker

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See it in my kitchen →
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My kitchen

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Versions crediting me
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Median slippage, my fills

Published recipes

Credited as an improving cook

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/about

A sunlit trading kitchen

A long wooden counter holds an open recipe box. Scribes write cards listing stock tokens, exact dollar weights that sum to one hundred, and a trigger rule. Cooks pull a card, the quantities are computed instantly from the on-chain feed at that second, they sign the basket across one of two venues, and pin their fill ticket back into the box.

Weights, not quantities

A card never says "buy 47 shares". It says dollars. Quantities belong to the second someone cooks, and the chain works them out from the feed right then.

One readable rule

Worth cooking when — a single condition a stranger can check at speed. If the rule does not hold, the card sits in the box and nothing is cooked.

Fills come back

Every cook pins a slip: venue, average fill, slippage in dollars. Measured in real fills, not basis points. Four cooks on one card gives you four honest answers.

Credit the cooks who improved the dish

Version two carries the names of the cooks whose executions taught it something. Attribution on the card is the whole economy.

The card we hand out
Stockpot share card

What this page is not

A prototype of the kitchen, built for reading and clicking. Every name, price, fill and balance here is illustrative and made up for the demo. There is nothing to buy on this site and no numbers about anything other than the sample recipes in the box.

Write a recipe