WORKED EXAMPLE A / +10%
Expansion, illustrated
- Starting supply
- 1,000,000
- Starting balance
- 10,000
- Factor
- ×1.10
10,000 ÷ 1,000,000 = 1.00%
11,000 ÷ 1,100,000 = 1.00%
REFERENCE / EDUCATIONAL DEMO
The count can
move.
The fraction
is the check.
On this page +
01 / OVERVIEW
A visual model for a proportional change.
FLYR uses sample values to make one idea inspectable: if a total supply and a sample balance are both multiplied by the same factor, their ratio stays the same.
The machine shows unit counts before and after a chosen adjustment, then compares balance ÷ supply. It models arithmetic only; it does not predict a market price or a financial outcome.
THE MODEL
INPUTSample supply + sample balance + adjustment
→OUTPUTBefore / after counts and the compared share
02 / REBASE ARITHMETIC
Apply one multiplier
to both sides.
For an adjustment of r, the multiplier is F = 1 + r. A positive adjustment has F greater than 1; a contraction has F between 0 and 1.
BEFORE SHAREB ÷ S
→AFTER SHARE(B × F) ÷ (S × F)
=CHECKB ÷ S
WORKED EXAMPLE B / −20%
Contraction, illustrated
- Starting supply
- 1,000,000
- Starting balance
- 10,000
- Factor
- ×0.80
10,000 ÷ 1,000,000 = 1.00%
8,000 ÷ 800,000 = 1.00%
These are illustrative calculations. Rounding, policies, and any real-world implementation are outside this demo.
03 / MACHINE GUIDE
Set a sample.
Run the comparison.
Set inputs
Use the Total supply, Sample balance, and Adjustment ranges. Changing a range marks the visible output as needing a new run.
Run sample
Select Run sample to calculate the multiplier, before/after counts, and compared shares.
Read result
The receipt records the sample number, factor, and resulting share. The paired rails make the comparison easier to scan.
INPUT STATE
Stale inputs are intentional.
After an input changes, the result remains the previous completed sample and is labeled “Input changed / run to update.” This separates an edited control from a calculated result.
RESET
Return to the starting sample.
Reset machine restores supply 1,000,000, balance 10,000, adjustment +10%, the ready result, and an empty receipt list.
HISTORY
Keep the latest ten runs.
Each run adds a numbered receipt showing its adjustment, multiplier, and resulting share. The history stays in the current page session.
KEYBOARD
Trace the equation.
Focus the three-step diagram, then use ← and → to move between Snapshot, Multiply, and Compare. The buttons provide the same route.
04 / FLIGHT & SWARM
Controls describe
the scene, not the math.
The moving flies are a visual layer. The header control pauses or resumes that motion; system reduced-motion preferences are honored. The learning arithmetic remains readable and available without motion.
CONTROLWHAT IT DOES
Pause flies / Resume fliesStops or restarts the roaming flight layer.
Drag / arrow keysOrbit the staged 3D swarm view. Drag is pointer-friendly; arrow keys give a keyboard route.
Select a memberChoose one of the twelve visual members to inspect in the staged swarm scene.
Disperse formation / Regroup formationSwitches the staged scene between its two visual formations.
Send rebase pulseRuns an illustrative +10% interface pulse on the staged sample readout; it is not a live adjustment.
Pause motion / Resume motionStops or restarts staged swarm movement.
05 / GLOSSARY
Terms used on this site.
- Adjustment
- The illustrative percentage selected in the machine.
- Balance
- One sample unit count used as the numerator of the share calculation.
- Factor / multiplier
- The number applied to supply and balance: 1 + adjustment expressed as a decimal.
- Rebase
- Here, a proportional change to the sample unit counts. This page makes no claim about any particular implementation.
- Share
- Sample balance divided by sample supply, expressed as a percentage.
- Supply
- The total sample unit count used as the denominator of the share calculation.
06 / CURRENT CONFIGURATION
What this build contains.
MODERead-only pool instrument plus separate educational demo
WALLET CONNECTIONAccount and network context only; no signing or transactions
MACHINE INPUTSSupply, balance, adjustment
MACHINE OUTPUTSBefore / after counts and share comparison
HISTORYLatest 10 runs in the current session
PRESTAKING POOL CAPConfirmed maximum: 100,000,000 $FLYR
POOL CONNECTIONConfirmed aggregate only when the configured endpoint is available
VISUAL SCENERoaming flight layer; staged twelve-member swarm
MOTIONHeader pause control and reduced-motion support
The configured prestaking maximum is 100,000,000 $FLYR on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). The pool is not connected yet. Its address, verified contract interface, token decimals, and dedicated RPC connection must be configured before live accumulation can be displayed. The displayed cap does not itself enforce an on-chain deposit limit.
Once configured, the read-only pool display refreshes periodically and exposes a refresh control for confirmed stakes. Pending transactions are not added to the confirmed total. Connection failures are labeled rather than presented as zero deposits. No APY, reward schedule, audited status, or transaction functionality is asserted by this build.
The wallet picker discovers EIP-6963 and compatible legacy injected providers. It requests account access only after you select a wallet. Network switching is a separate action. Disconnecting clears this site's session state but does not revoke permission inside the wallet.