Open
Participants deploy SOL into Positive, Negative, or Equilibrium while the pulse window is live.

How it works
The loop is designed to be readable before users commit capital: enter, lock, resolve, then claim settlement when eligible.
Participants deploy SOL into Positive, Negative, or Equilibrium while the pulse window is live.
The window closes and every order becomes part of the public pulse state.
Entropy resolves the rails into Positive, Negative, or the center Rift.
Winning positions move into a SOL claim flow after the pulse is settled.
Positive and Negative are polarity labels, not good/bad or up/down calls. Equilibrium is the center rift when both sides settle at the same final strength.
Positive
Order side
Right rail
Negative
Order side
Left rail
Equilibrium
Tie state
Center rift
NineVolt borrows the strongest ORE-like pattern: visible rounds, pool settlement, transparent fees, delayed modules, and a jackpot layer that is separated from ordinary wins.
Open, lock, resolve, checkpoint, then claim SOL settlement. Every cycle has a public state.
Activated participants share the net inactive SOL pool by position weight after the pulse resolves.
Token rewards stay locked until a real mint, distribution model, and claim flow are deployed.
A separate jackpot layer accumulates across pulses and releases only on rare entropy states.
The live product should only show assets that actually exist. Token incentives can be introduced later after minting, allocation, and claim accounting are ready.
Settlement Asset
SOL
Token Module
Locked
Claim Flow
Later
Launch rule
Before a token exists, wallet history and settlement panels should only display SOL amounts, proof, result, and claim status.
VRF or equivalent entropy must be publicly verifiable.
Every Charge Unit, matrix decision, and final strength is replayable.
Estimated Yield is variable, never a guaranteed return.