Flat take
Day one and day one thousand charge the same share of every fill.
Whetstone
The Edge Schedule has no setter.
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‹ problem ›
A flat take treats the first fill and the thousandth as the same event. A take someone can edit is a preference.

Day one and day one thousand charge the same share of every fill.
A key can retune the rule after the floor is open.
Neither records how long the floor has been in use.
‹ solution ›
Whetstone is a honing market that turns each settled pass into a stricter Edge Share.

Two percent on every fill. Holding and sending are free.
Published at construction. Maps Pass Count to Edge Share.
Steps on every completed transfer and never falls.
Leaves issue. Cannot return to circulation.
‹ thesis ›
The Edge Share rises with the Pass Count. An older floor hones more of every trade than a young one.

‹ parts ›
Draw Fee, Edge Schedule, Pass Count, Honed WHET.

Two percent. The whole take.
No function can change it.
Read by each transfer.
Issue only falls when the floor is used.
‹ floor ›
Uniswap v4. ETH is the quote asset. Ethereum is the chain. 150,000 WHET, all of it on the floor at launch.

‹ how ›
Read the count. Look up the share. Hone. Step forward.

Draw Fee of two percent leaves the trade.
Pass Count selects the Edge Share.
That share of the fee leaves issue.
The next transfer reads a count that is never smaller.
‹ possible ›
The issue hones with use. The map is readable. Nobody moves a balance.

Use raises the Edge Share and never lowers it.
The Edge Schedule is in storage from block one.
The deployer cannot pause, move, or reissue.
‹ model ›
Issue, take, setters.

Whetstone
The Edge Schedule has no setter.
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