A plain-language walk through what an index is, how the inks mix, how trades pay out, and how every launch starts honest.
Instead of buying ten tokens one by one, you buy one index token that holds all ten. Pick a sector you believe in, choose the tokens, and set how much weight each gets.
That basket becomes a single tradable thing with its own ticker and its own print.
Each token gets a riso spot ink. Where the inks overlap, they multiply into a new color. Stack a whole basket and you get one mixed mark no other index has. Same idea as light through a prism, run in reverse.
When people trade your index, the fee is cut three ways. 60% to everyone holding the index, 30% to you for building it, and 10% buys and burns $3, the token that powers Triangle.
That covers everyone: the holders, you, and $3.
Browse indexes ▸The whole supply
goes straight
into the pool.
Price starts high at 1.0 ETH and falls block by block toward a 0.1 ETH floor. Pay when it reaches a price you like, and what you pay buys and burns $3. No snipers, no gas wars, no insider allocation.
You pick your index's supply and pair it into the pool, then keep the 30% creator share for as long as it trades.
Run the auction ▸$3 is the token that owns Triangle. Hold it and you earn a share of its own pool fees, in ETH, just for holding. Every index trade and every launch auction buys $3 off the market and burns it.
Fixed supply of 100,000, all of it paired into the $3/ETH pool at launch, then burned down as the machine runs. More sectors, more trades, fewer $3.
Read the whitepaper ▸