Myrias is a swarm of holders that turns together. Every holder points a compass at a coin. Every 30 minutes, the heaviest direction wins and the flock moves there.
What Myrias is
Myrias is a collective signal with a small vault attached. Holders of $MYR each set a compass on one eligible coin. The compass stays set until they change it. Every 30 minutes, anyone can call the turn. The turn weighs every compass and picks the heaviest target. The flock vault then opens a small position in that target and closes it later by fixed rules.
That is all of it. There is no discretionary trading and no hidden strategy. The rules are public, the parameters are on this site, and every turn is an onchain event.
The loop
One line: point → turn → move → exit.
point → turn → move → exit
- Point. You set your compass on a coin, once. It stays until you move it. See the compass.
- Turn. Every 30 minutes the compasses are weighed and the heaviest target is chosen. See turns.
- Move. The flock vault buys a small position in the target, at most 5% of the vault, split into 4 chunks. See the flock.
- Exit. Fixed rules close every position: take half at 2×, cut at −35%, close anything after 6 hours. See exits.
Who holds the money
The team does. Swap fees on $MYR go to the team treasury, a multisig. The flock vault is funded by the treasury and controlled by it. The owner can withdraw from the vault at any time. Holders have no claim on either.
What $MYR gives you is a voice in where the flock turns, and a rank. Read treasury and control before anything else in the Money section.
Where to start
- New here: read the quickstart, then risks.
- Want the mechanics: turns, the compass, exits.
- Want the money: $MYR, fees, treasury and control.
- Want to verify: contracts and admin powers.
Every page
- Quickstart — Get $MYR, open the app, set your compass, watch the next turn.
- The flock — The vault, its positions, and why it stays small.
- Turns — Cadence, snapshot, tie-breaks, chunked buys and the caller reward.
- The compass — Deposit and point; withdraw anytime. How weight is counted.
- Eligible targets — Which coins the flock is allowed to turn toward.
- Exits — Take profit, stop, max hold, max open positions.
- Ranks — The ladder, how you rise and fall, and the multiplier.
- $MYR — What the token does, and what it does not do.
- Fees — The swap fee, the caller reward, and gas.
- Treasury and control — Who controls the money. Plainly.
- Contracts and admin powers — Addresses, and every power the owner holds.
- Front-running and manipulation — What stops someone gaming the turn, and what does not.
- Risks — Read this before you point.
- Glossary — One line per word.
- FAQ — Short answers to the questions people ask first.