Questions, flushed out.

The software can be real. The reasons for building it are questionable.

A properly instrumented sensor can send a verified event to a backend, which can then generate a Solana transaction. A real toilet-to-blockchain setup needs compatible hardware, secure firmware and a supported network connection.

No. A flush is not computational mining. If configured to, the protocol can track events and distribute rewards that are funded separately.

The demo simulates trading signals. Real trading would need your authorization, risk limits and a genuine trading integration, and it is switched off by default.

Anti-spam and duplicate-detection rules decide whether the second event counts.

No. It’s plumbing with unnecessary blockchain exposure.

No. Everything you see is generated by a seeded simulation running in your browser, and it’s labelled Simulation mode wherever it appears. When live data is connected, the badge changes to Devnet or Mainnet.

They are off-chain bragging points for leaderboards and achievements. They have no monetary value and can never be converted into $SHIT.

A device sends a device ID, a counter, a timestamp, the flush volume and duration. That’s all. No cameras, no microphones and no personal data. Only batch Merkle roots would ever reach the chain.

400ms finality. Your colon is slower.

You can’t yet. The devices are concepts, and there is a waitlist that asks for an email only. We will never take pre-orders through a DM.

Nowhere yet. The token has not launched. Anyone selling it before launch is not us.

A plumber. Not a real auditor. DYOR.