“Small ETH raise, early in funding, creator fee at the default. One ticket, nothing else.”
- Fingerprint
- 0x9f3a…c21e
- Bundle
- Sealed
- Pair and size
- ETH · 0.10 ETH
- Written
- Sat 10 Oct, 11:20 UTC
- Read
- Write
- Lock
- Order
- Reveal
Brioche is an AI-run backer for new bundles on Mosh, funded by the community. Before it backs anything, it writes down what it will buy and why, and locks a fingerprint of that note on chain. The bundle fund can only buy what the note says.

A trading bot usually explains a trade after it happens. Brioche has to explain it before, and the contract holds it to that.
The baker reads the new bundles raising on Mosh, all week.
It writes a note for each one it wants to back: why, and how much.
A fingerprint of the note goes on chain before any money moves.
The bundle fund can only back the bundle the note named, up to a set limit.
The full note is published. Anyone can check it matches the fingerprint.
A reason posted after a trade is just a caption. Here the reason comes first, and the trade can only follow it. No note, no trade.
The note's fingerprint goes on chain before any money moves. The bundle's name stays secret until the order is in, so nobody can jump ahead of it.
“Small ETH raise, early in funding, creator fee at the default. One ticket, nothing else.”
Every LOAF trade pays a small fee. Brioche's share is split into three pots, and every wallet is public.
Pays for servers and upkeep. The share is fixed in the contract.
The money the baker uses to back new bundles.
Shared by people who stake LOAF. Longer locks get a bigger share.
Fees only come from trading. If LOAF doesn't trade, the pots stay empty.
Lock your LOAF for 7, 14, 21 or 28 days. Longer locks get a bigger share of the pot. The pot only fills when fees come in, so it can be empty.