What is on it, and where to look for each thing.




The header is the map. Learn these four and you can find the rest by guessing.
English, Spanish and Kiswahili, with more to come, in the header of every page. The same menu sets a currency, and every calculator shows its amounts in it too. Everything after this slide exists in all three languages.
The magnifier in the header, or press the key. It reads every page, every article and every answer, and it ranks the product above the paperwork.
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Every page, every article and every answer.
The list is a table now: price, the week, the market cap, sortable, and it says when the figures were read.


It was a page about INKY. It is now the page you check INKY on: the supply drawn, the emission explained, and the figures read from the chain.






The calculator was a form with a result under it. It is now the thing you play with: move the amount, see the day, the month and the year.




The FAQ was one long page. It is now twelve of them by subject, and beside it a set of tutorials that walk the app screen by screen, with the real screens.







Sixty-five pages: the architecture, the security model, the risks, and every feature of the app described in full. Written for somebody who wants the mechanism, not the pitch.


They were a banner and a page nobody could find. They are pages with a history now, in the place people already go to check something.
Everything so far is the public site.
There is a second one for partners.
One page that says what the programme is, what it pays from, and what it asks of you. It ends with a form rather than a phone number.
Unlisted, reached by link, and far more detailed than the page that recruits. This is where the terms live.


Calculators, tutorials written for a partner rather than a user, and four presentations that read their figures off the chain while you present them.


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