Proof-of-concept proves to be true. Next up is expand this proven concept to tokens that need it.
Brick by brick.
An interesting observation here is decent bounce whenever it touches the burn wall.
What exactly is happening?
• Burn wall fires, supply was bought then burnt.
• Supply crunches, vault compounds.
• Sell pressure was absorbed.
Yields wall
- In line: 0.11 ETH
- Spent buying BRICK: 2.68 ETH
- Rewards pot: 0.086 ETH
Burn wall
- Spent: ~2.12 ETH
- Burned: 15.15M BRICK
- Ammo left: ~1.6 ETH
All time
- Revenue: 10.25 ETH
- Vault: 3.74 ETH
- Burn to claim: 352k BRICK
Key focus of V2.1 is to reward eth depositors while they wait for an optimal entry to bricks. While also having a second layer of defense which is the wall. The vault is the final insurance. That's three layers of trust.
Brick by brick.
V2.1 is live.
What's new?
• UI revamp, now fool proof
• Yield wall and burn wall set to aggressive mode
Stared at the website for 69 minutes I realized it looked exactly the way I want it.
Never considered what the users would want to see.
Time to revamp this UI and make it as straightforward as it can be.
For traders, for creators.
V2.1 about to rollout. Make sure you have withdrawn your v2 yields. There's no time limit and your funds are safe.
Project A: "We buyback and burn tokens"
Bricks: "Ok"
Project A: "It makes it deflationary"
Bricks: "Ok"
Project A: "Not impressed?"
Bricks: "It's ok but have you tried automated buyback to optimal levels and burn it for maximum deflationary effect? I haven't mention about the vault that compounds along with it."
Hey Bricks Community, please be advised to withdraw your committed ETH here as we are migrating to V2.1
Your funds are safu and you may withdraw anytime.
Yields wall update going live soon.
Yields wall worked fine but we've done a few tweaks to make it more responsive to price action and rewards have also been boosted.
It will be implemented on the next update. You may withdraw your deposited eth now and use it on the next version as you wish.
There's no time limit to withdrawal and your funds remain safe.
Replying to @m3tadev
Putting it there to stay makes your eth stagnant. So yes to make the best use of it, withdraw and put it back if you wish to participate with the update.
Yields wall update going live soon.
Yields wall worked fine but we've done a few tweaks to make it more responsive to price action and rewards have also been boosted.
It will be implemented on the next update. You may withdraw your deposited eth now and use it on the next version as you wish.
There's no time limit to withdrawal and your funds remain safe.
Stats report:
BRICKS Factory holds
- Yields Wall: 2.38 eth
- Burn Walls: 2.44 eth
- Vaults: 4.34 eth
- total: ~9.28 eth
Spent / burnt all-time
- burn walls spent: 0.53 eth → ~6.27M BRICK burned forever
- yields wall spent: 0.056 eth → ~568K BRICK bought and delivered to depositors
- total deployed: 0.586 eth
As a proof-of-concept, this type of condition as to the token, it proves to show that since day 1, both walls combined:
Burn wall: spent 0.056 WETH total (v1 0.017 + v2 0.039), which bought and burned about 1.18M $BRICKS (817k by v1, 366k by v2). Gone from supply forever. Ammo left: 2.91 WETH across both pots, roughly 28.7M $BRICKS worth of buying power at current price.
Yields wall: spent 0.0167 WETH so far (started firing tonight), bought about 185k $BRICKS. Those aren't burned, they go to yields depositors. Pot left: 0.163 WETH, about 1.6M $BRICKS worth.
These numbers are constantly being studied and refined as we come closer to the most efficient model for Bricks Wall Tech.





