
The Paring is 2%, the Scoreline is oldest first, and TALL only ever leaves supply.
A fee’s purpose is usually a description somewhere. The order it was meant to keep is usually a promise.
It gathers where someone controls it, and its purpose lives in a post that can be edited.
“In turn” lasts exactly as long as nobody gains by jumping it.
Tallystick moves the fee’s use and the queue’s order onto the contract, where neither can be edited.
A Notch carries the trade’s size and its block.
The 2% Paring can only retire TALL, in opening order.
No function works a younger Notch first.
Retired TALL is Char. Nothing new is ever created.


The pool: Uniswap v4. The chain: Ethereum. The price: ETH.
Two percent stays with the mechanism. Nothing more is charged.
Size and block, cut onto the Scoreline’s tail.
The Paring retires TALL, oldest live Notch first.
Permanent. Supply moves one way: down.

Any Ethereum wallet; priced in ETH; the 2% Paring visible in the trade.
A Tallage asks no permission — call one and the oldest live Notch is marked first.
scoreline() · cuttings(n) · charred() — the entire state, on any Ethereum explorer.

Every unit trading from launch. No other source, no later wave.
A buy charged the same as a sale. No setter; it cannot move.
Opening order, with no exceptions — and supply moves one way.

The Paring is 2%, the Scoreline is oldest first, and TALL only ever leaves supply.