MONIAC II

a hydraulic computer that money runs

Fig. 0 — after A. W. Phillips, 1949

In 1949 an economist built a computer out of water to model money. This one runs the other way: money moves the water. Buys pump inflow into the receiver, sells bleed it, every vessel leaks. Each valve opens on a condition sealed on-chain before the coin existed. Nobody can change it. Reach the core.

Stage: 0/0
Mcap: —
Trades: 0
Wallets: 0

Fig. 1 — Process & instrumentation, live

live

Table 1 Valve schedule

Tag	Line	Burst spec	State

Table 2 Vessel schedule

ID	Service	Cap	psi

Calc. What if

Projects the public physics forward. Sealed valves are assumed to stay shut.

Table 3 Revisions

Notes General

Burst specifications sealed (SHA-256) before launch; see root in the title block.
Sole input: on-chain trades. 1 SOL = 1 u of fluid. Every vessel leaks.
Filled valve symbol = closed. Clouded tag = opened, with revision number.
Deterministic. Anyone can replay the chain and audit every burst.
No payouts, no custody. The program cannot be changed by anyone.

Fig. 2 — Pressure record, one channel per vessel