Seal tokens or ETH in a letter with a date on it. Nobody can open it early — not you, not them, not us. On the day, it arrives.
Every sealed letter on chain, pinned to the day it opens. The road is drawn to scale: the first months are long, the decade is short. Drag it.
To future you, so you can't sell into a panic. To a friend, so it lands on their birthday. To your community, so your dev bag is locked in public with a date on it.
The post office opens with one transaction. Anyone can send it; the address is the same for everyone and nobody owns it.
On the day, anyone can press deliver and it goes to the name on the envelope. The recipient can push the date later, never sooner.
Devs who seal their bag here can point to it: amount, date, no owner, no early exit. Paste any token to see what's sealed and when it unlocks.
Real prices. $100 of each, sealed at its first hour of trading on the chain (six weeks back at most), delivered now. Some letters are good news. Most memecoin letters aren't.
Not the sender, not the recipient, not us. There is no early-exit function to call.
Once the date passes, any wallet can press deliver. It only ever pays the name on the envelope.
The recipient may postpone their own letter. Nobody can bring a date forward.
One small contract, deployed through a public CREATE2 address. No admin, no upgrade, no cut.