Name the room
Give it a name, a picture and a description. The picture is locked at creation because it is used for key mint metadata and cannot be rewritten later.
Opening a room takes about a minute. What happens afterwards is the part that matters: every eligible trade on the room's keys buys the stock token the room chose, into a pool its holders claim from.
Nothing here is reversible by the site. Each step writes to a contract or to a room record the contract reads.
Give it a name, a picture and a description. The picture is locked at creation because it is used for key mint metadata and cannot be rewritten later.
Choose one asset from the allowlist. 16 are live today. This choice is permanent for the life of the room, so the reward cannot be swapped out from under the holders.
Set the base price and the step, and take your own creator keys at the same time. The creator is on the curve, not beside it.
Eligible key trades buy the room's chosen token into a pool. Holders claim from that pool in the same stock the room picked.
The four mechanics worth understanding before you mint a key, in the order you meet them.
Each key minted raises the next key's price by the room's step. The curve is arithmetic and public, so the next price is something you can compute rather than something you are told.
A sale burns the key and returns along the curve. Rooms may set a sell fee in basis points, which is a public property of the room, not a surprise at the point of sale.
The pool accrues to the room. Holders call a claim rather than waiting for a distribution, so nothing depends on an operator remembering to run a script.
Each room's keys point at a metadata URI recorded when the room was created. It is why the room picture is immutable.
A creator who can mint keys for free has no reason to care what a key is worth. A creator who bought theirs on the same curve as everyone else has exactly one.
The documentation carries the curve, the fee behaviour, the safety controls and every deployed address.