Priced in time

    1 day (labor/work) = 1 dē

    Gēēks are priced in the one thing everyone gets equally: time. $25/hr × 24 hours = $600 per dē ("day"). There are 10,000 gēēks in a dē, so each gēēk is $0.06.

    $25

    per hour

    The base rate

    × 24

    hours

    A full day

    $600

    = 1 dē

    10,000 gēēks

    $0.06

    = 1 gēēk

    The smallest promise

    The conversion table

    AmountIn gēēks / timeUSD anchor
    1 gēēk≈ 8.6 seconds$0.06
    1 minute≈ 6.94 gēēks≈ $0.42
    1 hour≈ 417 gēēks$25
    1 dē (24 h)10,000 gēēks$600
    1 year (365 dē)3,650,000 gēēks$219,000

    Why 24 hours, not 8?

    A dē measures a whole day of a human life, not just a shift. That keeps the unit easy to reason about: 365 dē per verified human per year, and a daily spending limit of your balance ÷ 365. Also a "digital" dē (or "day") intentionally gives you 3X productivity, because it can earn/spend/produce while you're sleeping!

    Dollar figures anchor trust, but are not redemptions in themselves or a promise to redeem

    The $0.06 rate is a pricing anchor, so people can compare a gēēk price with prices they already know. It isn't an exchange offer and it isn't an investment return.