BANKCAM_ WHITEPAPER ↗
STANDARD RESERVE, AFTER HOURS

Leave the bank on.

A little bank, explained from zero.
No finance degree needed.

01 / ACTUAL CONTRACT NUMBERS

Live data.

PLANNED AFTER 14 SEPTEMBERNOT CONNECTED

The feed comes later. The lessons below are illustrations, not live activity.

REPORTING WINDOW —NO CONTRACT SOURCE YET
Branches in
OPENED IN WINDOW

New branches opened during the reporting window. Branches, not unique people or token buyers.

Whitepaper / branches ↗
Branches out
RETIRED IN WINDOW

Branches retired during the same window. Not token sellers; retiring one branch does not always mean a banker has left entirely.

Whitepaper / exits ↗
Rewards earned
STANDARD / WINDOW

New rewards added to bankers’ books during this period. The paper calls this issuance. It is not money already paid into wallets.

Whitepaper / issuance ↗
ETH saved
ETH / AT SNAPSHOT

Native ETH held in the reserve accounts at the snapshot block. Excludes other reserve assets and pool liquidity. Not total reserve value or redeemable backing.

Whitepaper / reserves ↗
ACTIVITY & HISTORY Charts available with the feed
BRANCH ACTIVITY↑ OPENED↓ RETIRED

Waiting for a contract feed. No made-up activity.

WINDOW START —NO DATA— WINDOW END
REWARDS OVER TIME

Waiting for verified reward history.

RESERVES OVER TIME

Waiting for verified reserve history.

Missing data stays blank, not zero. Playing the demo never changes these numbers.

02 / THE INTERACTIVE GUIDE

How this little bank works.

Start with a seat and a desk.
Follow the money from there.

CAM 01 / BANKERS’ OFFICEILLUSTRATED / NOT LIVE
STARTING POINT

Inside: the banker and their charter.

Someone owns the charter. That makes them the banker.

START FROM ZEROBEFORE

A banker is someone with a seat.

Here, “banker” is a role anyone with a charter can have. A charter is a digital pass to run your own little bank. It is not the STANDARD token.

THE POINT

Buying STANDARD doesn’t give you a bank. You need the charter for that.

Try the example, then use Next above.

THE IDEA, DRAWN OUTILLUSTRATION / BEFORE

One illustrated example, not an on-chain reading.