The register
Every subsidiary, and the address that proves it.
Each one is its own fictional company with its own ticker, its own filing, and a contract you can read on the explorer. Nothing here is hidden behind an indexer — the numbers on every page are pulled straight off chain when you load it.
IPO schedule
The bell rings at 21:00 ET.
One listing a day. The slot is fixed; the company is not announced until the bell. Set a reminder or don't — the curve opens either way.
The mechanism
A bell, rung on purpose, over and over.
The bell is the format
Going public has a ritual. We kept the ritual and threw away the company. Every listing gets the full treatment: a name, a ticker, a filing, a page.
Nothing is hidden
Zero insider allocation at launch. The contract address is the first thing on every subsidiary page, and every figure is read from chain in your browser rather than typed into the HTML.
The schedule is the point
Markets open every day whether anything happened or not. So does this. The register above is the only record that matters.