ChronoIndexPRESALE bonding live
$CHRONO · bonding curve · robinhood chain

One dollar in.
One dollar up.

Every dollar committed to the curve lifts the market cap by exactly one dollar. The index reads $0 at the first block and $100,000 at the last — nothing else moves it.

Market cap · the index 0.0% wound
of $100,000 at close — wallets in
$0 $25K $50K $75K $100K
MULTIPLE RESERVE ChronoIndex BONDING CURVE 0 WALLETS
$0.000100 spot · ×1.00 from the first token 200,000,000 left

Wind the index

Send ETH, take your place on the curve. Your allocation is written on-chain the moment the transaction lands.

ETH
Allocation certificateCI-000.00
0 $CHRONO
min $1 · max 2 ETH per wallet
Robinhood Chain (4663). ETH is held by the curve contract and can only ever be withdrawn by, and to, the single treasury address hard-coded in the contract. Allocations are recorded on-chain and delivered after bonding completes. No refunds except the automatic overshoot return on the final buy. Not an investment product.
01

The tape

Incoming commits—
listening for the first commit…
Connect a wallet to read your lot — allocation, average entry, and where the index stood when you wound it.
02

The curve

price per $CHRONO index now $0.0001 → $0.0009 · 9× across the curve
Index$CHRONO soldCurveSpot

The first $10,000 takes a quarter of the curve. The last $10,000 takes 5.7%. Same dollars, different hour.

03

The movement

I

The index is the raise

Market cap here is the tokens sold so far valued at what they sold for. That sum is the money committed — so $1 in moves it $1, exactly, at every block. indexUsd() reads it on-chain.

II

The price is a ramp

Separately, the token price climbs in a straight line as supply sells: $0.0001 → $0.0009. The first token costs a ninth of the last, and you pay the integral of the segment you consume — never a spot price.

III

200M on the curve

20% of the 1,000,000,000 $CHRONO supply is on sale. The curve exhausts at exactly $100,000 — the last buy is trimmed to the target and the excess ETH returns in the same transaction.

IV

One door, one key

Every wei stays in the curve contract. It can only be withdrawn by, and only paid out to, one address written into the bytecode — 0x4127…EB77. No setter, no owner override. Read it back yourself with TREASURY().