Triannual Pass

122 days of Season Zero

Season Zero is the first of the three seasons. It opens January 22 and closes May 24, 2027, with a secondary checkpoint between each pair of primary ones.

Status

Preparation — research and support pipelines

Season Zero

January 22 – May 24, 2027

Rhythm

3 primary and 4 secondary checkpoints

Explore existing open-source work

No pass required. Each of these is published and free to explore before any season opens.

Research

Heterarchy

Distributed governance patterns and accountable authority.

Sepolia Demo

Quintile Lottery

Buy a ticket and watch a round resolve on-chain, with roughly a one-in-five win rate.

Sepolia Demo

Raffle

Sponsor-funded prize pots with open, token-gated, or allowlist entry.

Open source CLI

consys

Concise Linux system information with one stable output contract for people, scripts, logs, and agents.

Open source CLI

twig

A context-efficient Linux directory tree viewer with plain output shared by humans, agents, scripts, and logs.

Browser worlds

Mini Galaxy

One deterministic path through a small galaxy, stellar system, and selected world.

Direct support

A pass buys a season of participation. Not a claim on the work, an investment, or a promise about what a season will produce. What it funds is the record of trying.

Released work and project records remain public. Direct contributions fund the time, tools, infrastructure, and materials behind continued independent work.

Channel

In preparation. It opens after the transaction and public-record paths are verified.

Purpose

Research, experiments, infrastructure, documentation, and open-source work

Cadence

Three 122-day seasons a year. Each season is bought separately; nothing renews automatically

Season Zero

January 22 – May 24, 2027

Contributions help Nate continue the work. The value is the research, experiments, tools, and public record they make possible.

Community features by T1

The T1 goal is a durable channel for supporters to follow active work and participate in project discussion. T0 provides the evidence for choosing which updates and forms of interaction warrant continued maintenance.