Secondary · peer to peer
The market.
One piece per wallet turns the usual order book inside out. A holder cannot accumulate, so the only ways a piece moves are: its holder sells it, somebody bids for it, or two holders trade sideways. Nothing here is escrowed and nothing is custodied — every move is a signature you make yourself.
Your position
Connect a wallet to see what you hold and what is owed to you.
The market has not opened
Not one piece has been sold, so there is nothing anybody could list, bid on or trade. The market fills itself in after the board does.
Listings
0 open · buy at the asking price
Nothing is listed
A listing is a holder naming their price. It costs nothing to make and nothing to withdraw, so an empty book means nobody wants to sell yet — not that the market is broken.
Offers
0 live · not escrowed
No offers standing
An offer is an invitation, not a lock. Nothing is held in escrow — if the holder accepts, the bidder still has to choose to pay. That is the honest version and it is stated on every offer you sign.
Swaps
0 pending · no transaction needed
No swaps pending
Two holders who each want the other’s square cannot buy their way there — one piece per wallet. So they trade. Both sign a message, the ledger crosses the rows, and neither pays a lamport of anything but the network’s own fee. Which is to say: nothing.
0 of 1000 pieces have been issued. The whole book is readable as JSON at /api/v1/market, documented in the API reference.