Overview.

Diecast is a struck-face token: at construction the contract is struck with one face from a fixed set of five, and that face decides where every trade's 2% fee goes for the rest of the token's life. The promise of these pages is simple — by the last one, you will know every rule the contract obeys, every power it refuses, and how to check both against the chain itself.

Nothing here asks to be believed. Every page names the reading, the event or the balance that proves it on the explorer, and the seventh page is a walk-through for doing exactly that.

01OverviewYou are here — what Diecast is and how these pages are arranged. 02The partsThere are only five things to understand. 03Holding and tradingWhat a wallet needs, what a trade pays, what settles. 04What it can and cannot doThe two lists, then the event table. 05The split in practiceTwo trades traced to the unit under two faces. 06Under the hoodWhere each rule lives on-chain, and why it holds. 07Watching it workVerifying every rule on the explorer, step by step. 08What cannot changeFrom what a holder controls to what nobody controls. 09FeesOne fee, two destinations, a worked example. 10The Protocol NoteThe complete rules in one document.