27 operator consoles, each one stored entirely on-chain. The image is not a link to a server or to IPFS — the SVG itself lives in the contract, so a piece exists for exactly as long as PulseChain does.
A piece can be sold to anyone, or rented out by the day. While it is rented the tenant has Registry access and the owner does not — and the piece cannot be moved, so nobody can sell it out from under a tenant. Every resale and every rental sends 5% to SCADAManager, which burns it at the next supply block.
Floor of — SCADA in —.
Every piece has been claimed. They change hands in the marketplace below.
A descending auction, one clock for every piece. The price starts high and falls every second until it reaches the floor, where it rests until the last piece is gone.
You pick the piece you want and pay whatever the clock says when your transaction lands — there is no queue and no bidding. Wait longer and you pay less, but someone else may take the piece you wanted.
Every SCADA paid is burned. It goes straight to SCADAManager, which destroys its whole balance at the next supply block, less the share that pays SCADAMiner stakers.
Between holders, priced in SCADA. Listings and rental offers live in the contracts, not on this page — nothing here holds your piece or your SCADA, and an offer costs nothing until somebody takes it.
Pieces their holders have put up at a fixed price in SCADA. Buying moves the piece to your wallet in the same transaction you pay in; the seller is paid directly and the fee goes to the burn.
Pay for a number of whole days and the Registry opens to you for that term. The piece never leaves its owner's wallet, cannot be sold while your term runs, and access returns to them when it ends.
What this wallet holds, and what you can do with each one. Listing a piece or offering it for rent costs nothing until somebody takes it, both can be withdrawn at any time, and neither moves your piece to this page or to us.