The economy, in the open
A chip is a $TOWER the treasury holds for its player: token in, token out, one for one. This page shows what the treasury holds and owes, where the chips come from and where they go. Every figure is read from the server; where one is not published yet, the page says so instead of guessing.
The books
Tokens held against chips owed. What is left once every chip owed and everything promised is counted is the house's own: it stands behind casino wins and free chips.
In and out
Where the chips come from and where they go. What a company takes is split the same way for every company: 35% funds contracts for players to run, 30% goes to its shareholders the next day, and 35% stays in the treasury.
What companies took, and where it went · 7 days
In and out
In chips (a chip is one $TOWER) unless a figure is in dollars. 1 day is yesterday, 7 days the seven days before today, both UTC; yield and wages are the last 24 hours.
| Line | 1 day | 7 days |
|---|---|---|
| Comes in | ||
| What companies tookChips players spent at the listed companies, the casino's result included. Stonk Build Co.'s floors are not published yet. | ||
| of which the casino's resultThe house's net on the tables: below zero on a day players won. A loss is carried and earned back before the casino pays anything. | ||
| Trading fees that bought $TOWEREvery 15 minutes most of the trading fees buys $TOWER on the market for the yield pool. How much each buy spent is not published yet. | ||
| Trading fees kept as they arrivedThe rest of the fees, owed to nobody. Nothing kept yet. | ||
| Goes to players | ||
| Tower yieldPaid to lit towers every hour from the yield pool, in dollars at the time. Over a week is not published yet. | ||
| WagesPaid every night after midnight UTC from the wage pot to the players who worked that day, by their work shares, in dollars at the time. Over a week is not published yet. | ||
| DividendsPaid to shareholders, pro rata to the shares held through the whole day. | ||
| Contracts fundedPut on ContractX's board for runners. | ||
| Cash-outsChips out, the same number of $TOWER sent from the dev wallet. Totals by day are not published yet. | ||
| Stays in the treasury | ||
| Kept from companies' takingsStays in the treasury as the house's own. | ||
Each company
Side by side: what each company took, and where it went. Stonk Build Co. builds the floors; it is not on the Stonk Exchange, so it has no shareholders: 35% funds contracts and 65% stays.
Players and the treasury
Of what companies took, what went to players (contracts and dividends) against what the treasury kept, added up day by day over the last 30 settled days. Tower yield and wages are paid from the trading fees, not from takings: each hour's pool and its wage pot share are the next section.
Fees, the yield pool and the wage pot
Tower yield and wages come from trading fees and nothing else. Every 15 minutes part of the fees buys $TOWER on the market for the yield pool, and the rest is kept as it arrived, owed to nobody. Every hour a slice of the pool is paid out: the wage pot's share first, paid every night to the players who worked that day, and the rest to lit towers that hour.
Economy settings on notice
A change to an economy setting (the share of fees that buys $TOWER, the pool, the ceiling, wages, dividends, contracts, the casino's limits) is published here first and applies only after its notice, so nobody is surprised.