What you can do here, step by step.

Each page shows one part of the record. Every number says where it came from and how old it is.

1. 01

   See every price on the Floor

   Every stock token, with the stock’s last price, the price on this chain, and the gap between them.

   Open the Floor →

2. 02

   Check a token in the Registry

   Who issued it, whether its feed is paused, and the issuer’s shares-per-token figure.

   A split shows up here.

   Open the Registry →

3. 03

   See transfers in the Vault

   How many tokens move per minute, from a short sample of blocks.

   Open the Vault →

4. 04

   Watch the terms in Chambers

   The issuers’ published terms, checked every day for changes.

   Open Chambers →

5. 05

   Read the Gazette

   One story a day, written from the record.

   Open the Gazette →

Every number is read, late, or not read. Not read shows as a dash, never as zero. How we decide which →

You get a message when something changes on a token you hold.

1. 01

   Make a key

   On the Services page, press Make a key.

   It is made in your browser and shown once. It only names your alerts.

   Go to Services →

2. 02

   Register a webhook

   Send your webhook address and the tokens you hold.

   Leave the tokens out to hear about every token.

   curl -s -X POST https://thecurb.xyz/api/subscriptions \
     -H "x-curb-key: curb_…" -H "content-type: application/json" \
     -d '{"url":"https://example.com/curb","tokens":["AAPL","TSLA"]}'

3. 03

   What you are told

   A gap passes 2%, a feed is paused, or a split is scheduled.

   Also issuer and chain events that touch every token.

   Once when it starts, once when it ends.

4. 04

   Stop when you like

   Cancel with the same key.

   curl -s -X DELETE https://thecurb.xyz/api/subscriptions \
     -H "x-curb-key: curb_…" -d '{"id":"…"}'

Every page is also JSON. No key, no account.

1. 01

   The whole desk in one call

   Agent health, the latest block, and what needs attention.

   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/state

2. 02

   One part at a time

   The Floor, the Registry and the positions each have their own address.

   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/floor
   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/registry
   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/positions
   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/gazette/2026-11-03

3. 03

   How to read a number

   updatedAt is when the feed published. retrievedAt is when we read it.

   Treat the older of the two as the age.

   A null field was not read. The reason sits beside it.

Exposure to one company, split across two stock-token issuers. Not live yet.

1. 01

   Try the simulation

   Walk one position through its life in sample units.

   No prices and no chain.

   Open Apple Position — Series 1 →

2. 02

   Read how it works

   The mechanism is the plan it is built to.

   Each design choice has a written decision record.

   Read the mechanism →

3. 03

   Look up an address

   empty until live

   See what the index holds for any address.

   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/wallets/0x…/positions
   curl -s https://thecurb.xyz/api/wallets/0x…/claims

   Until a series is live, every address comes back empty.

4. 04

   What must happen first

   0 of 6 passed

   Six checks, including a rights review and an independent review of the contract.

   Each is decided by a named person, not a model.

The CURB token is how the work would be funded. You do not need it to use the desk.

Holding it gives no share of fees, no buyback and no vote.

These steps build the payment machinery for the token. The desk does not use it today.

1. ✓

   A 2-of-3 treasury wallet on Robinhood Chain.

   done
2. 02

   The token launched, and a payment desk set up for it.

   next
3. 03

   The payment desk’s code checked against the build.

   later
4. 04

   A price for the token read from its pool.

   later
5. 05

   A first small test payment by the operator.

   later

Each step is a person’s decision, recorded when made. Nothing here is a date. The launch checklist →