Two slips on the oak table: one crumpled, one prepared and countersigned
THE FLOOR · ARC MAINNET

Nobody can face their own.

Post the chore you cannot face. Someone will prepare yours while you prepare theirs. Both attest what was actually left.

POST YOUR CHORE

One week’s dread, swapped

List what you keep putting off. Get matched. Build their exact sequence from real balances. Press yours when it arrives. Report the outcome together.

STEP 1
Post the chore you dread
STEP 2
Get matched with a stranger
STEP 3
Prepare theirs, from real balances
Stack of scissor-cut sequence cards
STEP 4
Hand over — they only press
STEP 5
Both report what was left

Chores on the table right now

All positions pulled live from Arc. Every list shows only what strangers have posted this cycle.

The Floor is quiet.

No open chores at the moment — check back when traders post what they dread.

See the full Floor →

What got left, reported straight from wallets

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Nothing left.
4 days ago
FACING IT ALONE
The same eleven leftovers, month after month
  • Sizing your own position against your own dread is the hard part.
SWAPPED
Someone else does the thinking, sized exactly
  • You only press. Nothing left to decide.

How claiming works

Claim a chore, read their real balances — never write — and lay out an exact sequence, sized like a ruler against what’s actually there.

EXAMPLE · MORPHO BLUE, ARC
size: 0.38 of readable balance
New chores appear every Monday.

The Floor clears, the ledger closes, and next week’s slate is different strangers.