Every coin
is a dish.
Other pads pair a coin with one stock. Mise pairs it with a recipe: a plate of up to three tokenized stocks in proportions you write down once and never change. The curve is quoted in plates. Fire the ticket, and the chef reads it back before anything leaves the pass.
Pantry, recipe, ticket, pass
Stock the pantry
Only tokenized stocks go on the shelf. An ingredient with no tokenized counterpart is 86'd — listed, greyed out, unavailable — so nobody thinks the pantry is bigger than it is.
Write the recipe
Pick up to three ingredients and set the parts. A plate is a fixed quantity of each — 0.50 of this, 0.30 of that. The recipe is written once. It never changes.
Fire the ticket
The curve is quoted in plates: buyers pay in the plate's ingredients, in the recipe's proportions, and the ticket prints every fill. No plate, no fill — the kitchen does not substitute.
The pass
At 100 plates the curve closes and a COIN/PLATE pool opens. Fee 1% per trade, paid in plate components pro-rata: 0.5 dev · 0.3 protocol · 0.2 the dish pool.
Write the recipe
Parts are quantities, not values — the ticket says so. Nothing here is a price, and nothing here is deployed.
Parts are relative — five, three and two parts print as 0.50, 0.30 and 0.20 of a plate. The kitchen fixes quantities, not value: as prices move, the value weight of each ingredient drifts, and nobody rebalances it.
Allergens
Printed on every ticket, in the same type as the menu.
The kitchen is not open
No burners are lit.
Every ticket on this page prints in your browser with example figures. The hard part of a plate is pricing it honestly — three references, one number, no substitutions — and that is not built. Until it is, Mise is a menu with no kitchen behind it.
The only account is @mise_pad. If a program ever exists, the address will be posted there as text — never in an image. Anything calling itself a live Mise today is not us.