Issue a bond
Pick a term, pick how many, send one transaction. The contract mints the next ids in order and writes your term into each of them, and from that moment the bond accrues its share of the reserve. Every number on this page is read from the contract when the page loads.
Term
chosen once, for everWeight is a share, not a rate. A bond earns its weight divided by the total weight of every bond outstanding, out of whatever has been paid into the reserve, so a longer term is a larger claim on the same pot rather than a promised return. The term is written into the token at mint and there is no function on the contract that changes it.
Quantity and cost
read from the contractIssuance opens when the contract is live.
One transaction, one amount: the price times the quantity, in ETH, plus the gas Robinhood Chain charges to include it. Nothing is approved, nothing is spent later, and this site takes no cut of its own.
Before your wallet opens, the mint is run against the current state of the contract. That is what catches a paused contract, an issue with fewer left than you asked for and a wallet short of ETH, and it is why the refusal you read here is the contract's answer rather than this page's guess.
The ids are assigned by the contract, in order, at the moment the block is mined. The engine on the engine page will compose any of the ten thousand for you to look at; what you receive here is the next ones the contract has not issued yet. Both are the same engine, so the Zomi you are shown after minting is the Zomi you own.
A term cannot be changed afterwards, and a coupon cannot be claimed before it matures. The whitepaper sets out the reserve, and the contract controls list every power the owner keeps.
Result
read from the receiptNothing issued in this tab yet. When a transaction is mined, the hash, the ids the contract assigned and the Zomi behind them appear here, all of it read out of the receipt rather than assumed.