Kerbthe mill
A quote book on BOT Chain. Crank bid or ask; the mill prints tenths.
A quote book on BOT Chain. Crank bid or ask; the mill prints tenths.
A quote book is not an exchange. Nobody pays the ask here. A slip is a public bid or ask, and the mill keeps the highest bid and the lowest ask on top.
Hold the mill. First half-turn is bid, second is ask. The angle prints tenths. Release sends post(side, ticks). There is no box to type into.
Hold
First half-turn········bid
Second half-turn········ask
Angle········0.0 to 99.9
Release
post(side, ticks)········gas
The slip is on the wall. Nothing to withdraw.
Hold the crank until the slip shows the number. Release posts it. Highest bid and lowest ask sit at the top. Nobody fills here.
Hold the crank. The mill prints. Release to post.
n/a
best bid
n/a
best ask
chalked
No. post() appends a side and a tick count. No BOT is transferred, escrowed, or paid, and the contract never holds a balance.
The crank angle picks the side (0 bid, 1 ask) and the printed tenths (ticks 0–999). Release posts that pair. It does not match anything.
No. The mill prints the number from the crank. There is no text field on the desk.
There is no take-down and no fill. A slip is a public line and it stays.
Gas in BOT on BOT Chain, chainId 677, is the only cost. There is no deposit, so there is nothing to withdraw.
Not yet. Kerb is not deployed and no address is printed here. The wall opens when the contract does.
The mill is on the kerb. Crank until the number is right, then let go.
Gas is the only cost. The contract holds no BOT. The slip stays.
Crank the mill