// $NOTCH
One prompt, $0.25. Paid in $NOTCH.
The block editor is free. Turning a sentence into blocks costs compute, so each prompt has a fixed dollar price, and $NOTCH is the only way to pay it.
One prompt
$0.25 = ... $NOTCH
$NOTCH isn't live, so there is no price to show yet. The dollar price is fixed; the number of tokens will follow the market.
There is no contract address yet. Any $NOTCH you see for sale before one is posted here and on @notch_fun is not this project.
// how paying works
No account. No card. One approval.
01
Hold some
Keep $NOTCH in a Solana wallet, with a little SOL for network fees. There is nothing to deposit and no account to open.
02
Ask
Type what you want in the builder and press the button. The price of $0.25 is turned into $NOTCH at that moment's market rate.
03
Approve
Your wallet shows one transfer, for that exact amount. You approve it, the payment is checked on chain, and your blocks appear.
// why a token
The price is in dollars. The fuel is the token.
A prompt always costs $0.25. What changes is how many $NOTCH that is: the amount is recalculated from the market every time. When the token is worth more, a prompt takes fewer of them. When it is worth less, it takes more.
So the tool never gets more expensive to use, and nobody can use the AI without getting $NOTCH first. Use of the tool and demand for the token are the same thing.
// where it goes
Straight to one public wallet.
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See every payment on SolscanIf something goes wrong. A payment that goes through without producing a script is kept: your next try uses it instead of charging you again. A payment you don't approve, or that fails on chain, costs nothing.
What $NOTCH is. A utility token: the way to pay for prompts on Notch. That is its only job.
What it is not. It is not a share of anything, it pays no yield, and holding it promises nothing. Its price can go to zero.