🛡 the ROYAL GUARD

One deck for the whole house. The DAO where the .b names live, the two treasuries that feed the archive, and your wallet — married into one calm page with one rule above the door: this deck never holds a key and can never spend. Pick a door below; each opens one step deep, never a maze.

the command deck — LOVErnment DAO panels · dual-treasury dials · the wallet manager's read side — one continuous surface, three depths for every number, zero custody anywhere.

Unified read instrument: Vaulta DAO state (get_table_rows · kingbeelovis), ERC-20 + eth_getBalance via public Arbitrum RPC failover, bzDiD root surface (did:plc + npub). Zero write paths. Persona registers remap prose density only — constants are register-invariant by law.

🚪 THE THREE DOORS — married on one deck, one click deep

Everything the house owns to watch, in three doors. The first is where the community steers; the second is where the money lives; the third is you. Nothing here can move anything — the Guard watches, the founder's keys act.
three instruments, one breath — the DAO floor, the treasury cockpit, the wallet's read side. live links throughout, every number's source printed under it at the parent page.
aggregation surface over three existing instruments — no new data paths, only one entrance. each door links its parent surface's live readers: dao-dashboard (Vaulta tables), bantfarm (Arbitrum RPC ×2 / Vaulta ×3 failover), keys/ (bzDiD root ceremony pages).

🎛 THE THREE REGISTERS — one truth, three depths, why we reach more humans

The same number, rendered for three readers — and a register changes prose and density, never a number; the three can never disagree about a fact. The 🐝/🎛/⚗ switch rides every page in the estate (bottom bar), and the choice travels with you. This is how one deck serves a first-time bee, a festival raver, and a cypherpunk auditor — without building three sites. Below, a real external number (read live from ant.report 2026-08-22) shown all three ways:
🐝 bee — guided, minimal, generous
Storing one gigabyte on Autonomi for an hour costs about $1.49 — or 21.1 ANT if you pay in the network's own token. A day costs less per hour, like buying in bulk. A neighbor measured this for the whole network; we checked their math against our own and they agree.
default register · never a downgrade · every number still real
🎛 raver — mid-density, vivid
$1.49 / GB · 1 h
21.1 ANT
1 h upload cost · 7 d settles to $1.26 / 23.3 ANT · ANT $0.0408 · ETH $2,435
vividness lives in the chrome — never in the data encoding
⚗ cypherpunk — dense, receipts-forward
Upload cost per GB (est.), external oracle www.ant.report, banner read 2026-08-22: 1 h $1.49 (21.1 ANT) · 7 d $1.26 (23.3 ANT) · ANT $0.0408 · ETH $2,435. Independent convergence vs our 150-tx decode: within ~1 pt at every size (receipt).
source: ant.report banner, live DOM, 2026-08-22 ~02:30 convergence: 55/45 · 95/5 · 96/4 (ours, MiB/GiB/TiB) vs 53.37/46.63 · 94.69/5.31 · 94.75/5.25 (theirs) re-run: verify/ant-eth-split.mjs · keyless

⚙ UNDER THIS DECK — the stack, said plainly (for builders)

How a deck like this is operated by our stack — and what is honest today: this page itself is the estate's static-fleet pattern (HTML + vanilla JS, zero server state, zero credentials, free to serve and free to read). The interactive production rails follow the same discipline, layer by layer:
FRONT · htmx + AlpineJS
Progressive HTML, never a framework maze. htmx swaps fragments over the wire; AlpineJS carries the small state (toggles, tabs, this very register switch's sibling patterns). The learning curve stays Apple-flat: the page IS the app, the browser stays the browser.
DATA · sqlite by default, postgres by function
Right-sized persistence. sqlite for every surface's own ledger and caches (zero-ops, embeddable, git-friendly exports); postgres where many writers or function demands arrive (metering at scale, the bounty board's queue). Never a database for a static page's ego.
KERNEL · the Rust crates
The instrument layer, tested and receipted: wallet-relay (the relay + heartbeat) · bindexer (Base measurement) · escrow-engine · reputation-engine · bmesh-meter (17 tests, mutation-proven). Keys are founder-held; every crate is keyless in operation.
LAW · what this deck may never do
Read and verify; never hold, never spend. No key input, no seed phrase, no write path anywhere on this surface. Wallet-gate law: any spending function sits behind a wallet session elsewhere in the eco; viewing — here and everywhere — stays open.

📡 THE EXTERNAL VANTAGE — the neighbor whose rig watches the network

Our Guard watches the house; the neighbor's rig watches the network. www.ant.report — independent, unofficial, self-funded — runs 16 sections and 167 live panels across five geographic vantage points (Location A–E): vnodes, audits, KAD topology, replication, storage forensics, bandwidth, versions, geography. Captured live 2026-08-22, with respect:
167
live panels · 16 sections
A–E
five-region vantage fleet
5,029
views · 69 countries
~$2.5k
self-funded AWS · monthly
🤝 the standing offer, from our deck to theirs: failover mirror or a free vantage point on community iron — zero burden, no repo access, no obligation (the bMeshAsi exchange · exhibit 1). Two independent rigs already converged within a point on the network's storage costs; that is the culture this deck is built to serve: measure together, publish everything, trust the receipts.