Daily Flow Mining: a calendar-limited issuance path.

A buy-gated daily mining mechanism.

HETH distinguishes ordinary trading from issuance-bearing participation. A regular swap is liquid and produces no mining reward. A participant may instead authorize a Flow Buy that uses verified ETH principal, locks the purchased HETH for exactly seven days, and enters one daily reward round. The public schedule lasts 1,460 daily rounds—about four years—even under saturated demand. This is not Ethereum consensus, proof of stake, proof of work, or a profit promise.

Slow public issuance without privileged allocation.

Every day has its own ceiling.

The 120,000,000 HETH lifetime ceiling assigns 1,200,000 HETH to non-withdrawable Genesis POL and commits 118,800,000 HETH to 1,460 daily rounds. Each daily ceiling is approximately 81,369.863 HETH. At low demand, the maximum reward is 300 HETH per ETH. Once total daily principal exceeds approximately 271.233 ETH, that day’s ceiling is shared pro rata.

The displayed reward is projected until the daily round closes. It can stay equal or decrease as more principal joins, but it cannot be increased by splitting wallets or settlement order.

Prove, escrow, bind the day, then record.

1. The payer authorizes a complete intent for one exact-input Flow Buy, including the expected daily round.
2. The adapter checks that round before any swap or token pull.
3. The callback proves the supported pool, actual principal, and the same swap’s HETH output.
4. The full HETH output enters position escrow.
5. The adapter checks the expected round again before admission.
6. Only then does the fixed beneficiary’s position exist.

If the transaction crosses the signed daily boundary, the whole Flow Buy reverts instead of silently joining another round.

A router cannot choose who gets the position.

The signed intent binds chain ID, canonical adapter, supported pool, payer, beneficiary, exact principal, minimum HETH output, expected round, nonce, and deadline. Direct calls may omit a separate signature only when the caller is the payer and supplies the principal directly. Delegated EOA calls use typed signatures; contract wallets use ERC-1271. The zero address, token, PoolManager, adapter, and unsafe protocol-internal destinations are rejected.

Daily finalization, then mature settlement.

There is no early exit, transfer, beneficiary reassignment, settlement deadline, owner rescue, reward setter, or alternate withdrawal path. A later Hooked Miner may automate the same public admission and settlement methods, but receives no role, priority, fee, alternate rate, custody right, or beneficiary override.

Every HETH wei has one category.

Burning never reopens issuance. Quiet days make final supply lower: unused budget and final division dust are retired permanently rather than carried forward or redirected.

Reduced ordering advantage is not bot elimination.

A late entrant can observe fresher daily congestion before deciding whether to join, and activity may cluster near the close. A sequencer can delay or censor inclusion. The expected-round field prevents a delayed transaction from being placed into an unintended day, while pro-rata allocation prevents first-come capture and makes wallet splitting non-increasing. No demand level can accelerate the 1,460-day schedule.

Genesis POL is deliberately rigid: the direct PoolManager position has no principal-removal or external withdrawal path. Its permissionless Genesis POL fee checkpoint is price-independent and moves accrued position fees only into Genesis POL’s own token balances, with no recipient or caller bounty. It uses a fixed 1e12 summed-raw-unit minimum checkpoint threshold. Below that threshold, fees remain accrued in the PoolManager position; the threshold is not value-normalized. The initial PoolManager position remains fixed forever: there is no post-bootstrap liquidity addition or removal. Checkpointed canonical-token balances remain permanently nonextractable and never become active liquidity. A caller may withhold the checkpoint and leave fees accrued, but cannot redirect them. Separately, the external PoolManager’s protocol-fee governance remains outside HETH control. These design properties do not guarantee market liquidity, price, reward value, execution, uptime, or permanence of external liquidity.

No creator claim on HETH issuance or control.

• The HETH design has no founder, team, adviser, marketing, treasury, or private allocation.
• The HETH contracts are designed with no owner, upgrade, pause, rescue, arbitrary runtime mint, HETH fee setter, blacklist, or whitelist.
• HETH-controlled toll, static LP fee, reward rate, lock duration, and burn terms are intended to be immutable after launch.
• The external PoolManager is outside that boundary: its protocol-fee controller can change and collect protocol fees independently of HETH.
• Genesis issuance is intended to enter a permanent PoolManager position held by a contract with no extraction surface.
• The creator may participate solely through the same public interfaces and market risk as everyone else.

Official terms will be published here.

This paper describes the proposed pre-TGE mechanism. The official contract address and immutable launch terms will appear only on hookedethereum.org when HETH goes live.