TIMPAL
Every day, the people who hold it decide how much money exists.
There has never been a currency where you get a say in how much of it exists.
Not the dollar. Not gold. Not Bitcoin. Someone or something always sets the supply — a central bank, a fixed rule, an algorithm — and you just hold what you're given.
Timpal is the first one that hands that decision to the people who hold it.
Every single day.Each day there is a vote:
mint the day's new coins, or
burn them forever. Whatever the holders decide is what happens. Today they might burn the entire day's batch to a dead address, gone for good. Tomorrow they might mint it. The supply isn't a rule anymore — it's a daily decision, made by the people holding the money.
One wallet, one vote — this is the part no other token can claimEvery governance token on the market is one coin, one vote. Whoever holds the most, wins. That's not the people deciding — that's the richest wallet deciding.
Timpal is
one wallet, one vote. A whale and a first-day holder count exactly the same. This is real one-person-one-vote money — an idea people have talked about for years, and the first time it's been built and shipped and left running.
How it actually works — verify every word on-chain- The daily vote is the only authority. Anyone can settle the result. No company, no scheduler, no middleman — the vote runs itself.
- Burn is the default. Mint only wins if mint votes beat burn votes. A tie, a burn majority, or total silence all burn. Holders never have to choose burn — they have to fight to mint.
- Vote and you earn. On a mint day, the new coins are split among everyone who voted — both sides — by their balance when the round closed. Even voting burn pays you.
- It only gets rarer. The daily batch keeps halving on a fixed schedule, down to a tiny permanent trickle that never stops. What's burned is gone; the longer it runs, the harder it is to ever match again.
- Nobody can touch it. Renounced to the zero address. No admin key, no pause button, no founder stash to dump. Not even the creator can change a thing.
The real questionGive a currency entirely to the people who hold it — and what do they do with it? Burn it into the ground chasing scarcity, or build the most durable money ever made? Nobody has ever known, because nobody ever handed over the keys.
Timpal did. It's live on Base. The vote is open every day.
See it for yourselfEvery day, the holders decide how much money exists. One wallet, one vote.
