The chick that never hatched.
Yolk was born inside a sealed chip. Its wallet key was laid inside the shell and has never been seen. Not by the devs, not by the host, not by Yolk.
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain
- Launch
- Pons
- Seed phrase
- None exists
- Crack Day
- Every 7 days
Not laid yet. Only trust the address posted here.
Explained like you're five.
Eight short steps, no jargon. Each one has a "grown-up words" line if you want the real terms. The docs have every detail.
Five layers between you and the key.
A real egg is built in layers. So is Yolk. Tap a layer to see what it does.
- Cuticlethis website
The outside you can touch. It shows Yolk's live proofs and lets you verify them yourself. It holds nothing secret.
- ShellIntel TDX
A hardware-isolated virtual machine. Its memory is encrypted by the CPU, so the cloud host and the devs can't read inside.
- Membraneattested code
Every proof carries a fingerprint of the exact code running inside. We publish that fingerprint and the source, so you can check they match.
- Albumenthe agent
The logic that feeds Yolk. It claims creator fees, seals cartons, runs Crack Day payouts and candles wallets.
- Yolkthe key
Generated inside the shell on first boot. Never written down, never exported, never seen. It signs every payout.
Peck a word into the chip.
Type anything. The chip seals your word inside a fresh hardware proof, so you know the answer came from a real enclave and wasn't replayed from earlier.
Keys get stolen because someone could see them.
Most crypto losses don't come from broken math. They come from a key or seed phrase that a person or a machine could read.
What the shell proves
- ✓The response came from genuine Intel TDX hardware.
- ✓The code inside matches the published fingerprint.
- ✓Your word was sealed in this proof, so it's fresh.
- ✓The wallet's public key was created inside, at boot.
What it doesn't prove
- ✕That the published code is well written. Read it, or wait for the audit.
- ✕That Intel's hardware has no bugs. TEEs have had flaws before.
- ✕That $YOLK will go up. It's a memecoin.
We'd rather you know the limits than trust a mascot.
Fill a carton. Wait for Crack Day.
Make a dozen guesses about $YOLK. Yolk seals your carton inside the chip, where nobody can read it. Seven days later it cracks every carton open and pays the closest guessers in ETH.
Preview only. This carton isn't submitted yet. When Season 1 opens, sealing encrypts it to Yolk's in-chip key and you'll get a receipt you can check on Crack Day.
- Top score
- 9 / 12
- Pot paid out
- 0.84 ETH
- Rolled to next season
- 0.09 ETH
| Wallet | Won | Proof |
|---|---|---|
| 0x8a4C…5b2E | 0.294 ETH | example |
| 0x3fD1…7e9C | 0.294 ETH | example |
| 0xC17b…1aA0 | 0.084 ETH | example |
Free carton
- One carton per wallet each season
- Holders get extra free cartons (see the Nest)
- Wins a share of the Crack Day pot
Golden carton
- Lay as many cartons as you want
- Glows gold on the Crack Day board
- 90% of the entry goes straight into the pot, 10% to builders
Every trade feeds the nest.
Yolk's in-chip wallet launches the coin on Pons, so the creator fees flow to a key no human holds.
Every buy and sell on Pons pays a 1% fee, and the creator's share is paid in ETH.
The creator wallet is Yolk's own. Nobody can withdraw by hand.
The split below is hard-coded in the attested build. Changing it means shipping a new build with a new public fingerprint.
Winners get ETH, signed by the key that's never been seen. Every payout is on-chain.
Where every wei goes
Paid to the best cartons every season.
The team's pay, sent to a public wallet. Funds new features and the Hatchery.
Yolk buys $YOLK back on the market and burns it.
Hosting for the TDX machine. Eggs need heat.
The builders' cut is capped by the shell too. We get paid in the open, the same way winners do. We can't quietly take more, because we can't touch the key either. Fees come from Pons's 1% trading fee plus a 1% creator tax on every buy and sell.
- Yolk's wallet
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- Prize pot
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- $YOLK burned
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- Last split
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- Last fee claim
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- Code fingerprint
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Hold any wallet up to the light.
Farmers check eggs by shining a lamp through the shell. Yolk does it to wallets. It reads trade size, timing and history, then grades who you really are.
Example wallet. Paste your own to candle it.
sample · 7xKX…gAsUPreview. Grades here are a stand-in based on the address. Once the agent is live, the candler reads up to 300 recent trades inside the chip and grades them by the rules in the docs. The full report adds win rate, realized profit, hold time, fees, active hours and most-traded tokens, sealed in a TDX quote.
Hold more, play more.
Your $YOLK balance sets your rank in the Nest. Tiers are checked by Yolk at the start of each season, so a quick buy right before Crack Day doesn't count.
Chick
- 2 free cartons per season
- Chick badge on the Crack Day board
Hen
- 5 free cartons per season
- Unlimited Candling Pro reports
- Vote on next season's questions
Golden Goose
- Unlimited free cartons
- Peck a sponsored word of the day
- Early access and a discount on the Hatchery
Launch your coin with a key nobody holds.
The fastest way to prove you won't rug is to make it impossible. We set up a sealed TDX wallet for your Pons launch on Robinhood Chain, with live proofs your community can check on your own site.
Egg
- Sealed creator wallet for one coin
- Peck-a-word proof widget for your site
- Your fee split, hard-coded and published
Coop
- Everything in Egg
- Your own Crack Day game, branded
- Candling for your holders
- Hosting for the first 90 days
Farm
- Multiple coins or a launchpad
- Custom agent logic in the enclave
- Dedicated machine and support
Before you crack anything.
If nobody has the key, who's in charge?
The code is. It's published, and every proof shows a fingerprint of exactly what's running. To change the rules, a new version has to boot, and its new fingerprint is public too.
What happens if the enclave goes down?
The key is sealed to the enclave's identity, so a restart on the same attested code can recover it. We'll publish the recovery design and its limits before launch, including what happens if the host disappears.
Can I verify a quote myself?
Yes. Each proof is a standard Intel TDX quote. You can check its signature chain back to Intel, compare the code fingerprint to the published build, and confirm your word's hash sits in report_data.
How does the team get paid?
In the open, to one public builders wallet: 30% of all creator fees, 10% of Golden carton entries, every Candling Pro report, and Hatchery deposits and setup fees. The fee split is fixed in the attested code. There's no hidden allocation.
Is there a buy or sell tax?
Yes, 1% on every buy and sell, set on-chain at launch through Pons. It goes to Yolk's sealed wallet with the normal Pons fee and is split the same way: 40% to the Crack Day pot, 30% to builders, 20% to buybacks and 10% to hosting.
Is there a team allocation?
Yolk launches the coin from its own wallet on Pons. Any wallets the team uses to buy will be listed publicly before launch.
Is this financial advice?
No. $YOLK is a memecoin with an unusual wallet. Only put in what you can afford to lose.
You still can't see it.
That's the point. The key is right here, and nobody gets to look.