FIELD SURVEY 07 · LIVE MAP
Hunt liquidity terrain.
Fill the taxonomy before the rare shapes disappear.
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02 · FIELD SIGNAL
TVL growth creates new forms
A 9.8 % rise in seven days across 155 protocols has produced fresh liquidity shapes worth archiving.
9.8%
TVL RISE · 7 DAYS
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PROTOCOLS SURVEYED
03 · THE HUNT
Move through the map. Lock what you find.
Every liquidity form sits on a tile in a spatial map. Move across it, read each specimen's shape descriptors, then align the refraction to lock the form into an open taxonomy slot.
04 · SLOT COUNTS
Each addition makes the next slot rarer.
The first slot opens wide. By the twelfth, the refraction window is a sliver and the odds sit at 1 in 377.
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HOW IT WORKS
A field guide to the taxonomy.
Morph Index reads liquidity as terrain. When depth shifts across protocols it settles into forms with measurable shape descriptors. Collectors hunt those forms on a spatial map and archive one of each kind into twelve slots.
Shape descriptors
DEPTHShare of the form's volume held below its median line, 0.00 to 1.00.
SLOPEAngle of the steepest face, in degrees.
FACETSDistinct planar faces after smoothing.
SPINRotation rate of the specimen in the field.
GRADEGrade I forms are stable. Grade III forms are rare, lose signal and relocate.
When a capture fails
SLIPPEDThe needle stopped outside the window. The form moves to a new tile. After two slips the window widens.
SLOT FILLEDThat family and grade already hold a specimen.
DORMANTThree slips in a row. The form rests for 15 seconds.
DECAYEDA Grade III signal ran out and the form relocated elsewhere on the map.
Slot counts, step by step
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