Finite supply
Exactly 21,000 inboxes will ever exist: 18,900 public registrations and 2,100 reserved plates. Once issued, registration closes forever. Secondary sales remain open.
Names
Addresses use name@bmail. Names accept lowercase a–z, digits 0–9, and hyphens; length is 1–16 characters with no leading or trailing hyphen. Short, numeric, and listed names are reserved.
Registration
Public boxes are paid in $BMAIL at the published BTC-equivalent quote. Fifty percent is burned, thirty percent enters treasury, and twenty percent goes to holders, converted to BTC by default.
Reserved auctions
Reserved plates sell by BTC auction. Twenty percent of hammer goes to holders, thirty percent to treasury, and fifty percent buys $BMAIL for permanent burn.
Marketplace
Boxes list in BTC. Settlement sends seventy percent to the seller, twenty percent to $BMAIL holders in BTC, and ten percent to treasury. The inbox key transfers with the box.
Mail history
History wipes on sale by default. The owner can opt to preserve it. Ownership of the current wallet key controls the box and all future delivery.
Active-box stipend
A box opened in the prior 30 days is active. Every active box receives an equal pro-rata share of the epoch user pool: fifty percent BTC and fifty percent $BMAIL. The share is per box, not per token.
$BMAIL
$BMAIL has a fixed supply and no mint. It is used for registration burns, auction settlement, and stipends. Holders receive the market cut and stonkfun.xyz pair rewards in BTC.
09Risk
Lose the wallet, lose the box. Token and boxes can go to zero.