pute is one coin, one pool and 100 machines. The pool's liquidity is cut into 100 price bands stacked end to end. Each band belongs to one machine. When the price is inside a band, that band's machine is the one doing the work, and the swap fees paid while the price is there belong to it.

the band below the price is sol side, the band above it is coin side, and exactly one band is in range.

every machine stores eight bytes. the first four are read as hardware, the last four are spare. the inspector shows all sixty-four bits.

a job large enough to pass the flip threshold picks one bit of one machine's spec and tries to flip it. ecc can block the attempt. a landed flip rewrites the hardware, so the fee, the ring and the class can all change under the owner. the jobs list marks every attempt as landed, blocked or unminted.

mint an unminted band at its mint price, or buy one that is listed. an owner collects pending sol and coin, compacts memory while the band is coin side, withdraws from the machine account, and lists or delists at any price. everything is a direct call to the contract from your own wallet.