DMCF · TX-001THE TRANSMISSION

Each mint elects one REAL broadcast day of the station's actual program. The hash chooses the day; the sheet is that day's transmission — the actual air pool, walked by the station's own scheduler, every record traced as its OWN measured loudness envelope (fingerprint-v1, the admitted instrument) at its airing position. Height is loudness, ink is brightness, weight is tonal focus, wobble is harmonic drift — four channels off one frozen instrument. Hover to read them at any second; wheel to zoom (×4 inks per point, ×6 ties the timbral seams, ×8 splits the spectrum into three bands). The structure is the day's; the hash contributes only the sitting's hand-tremor.

Real, not synthetic (v2, 2026-08-14): the sheet is a pure function of (elected day, the feed). It is an exact, checkable prediction of what the station airs that day, valid while the pool stands — any ingest re-draws every future day, and that re-drawing is itself the record. Scheduler constants are the station's own — 97 · 7919 · 2654435761.

Supply: 3,653 structural days (the decade after the epoch). Two hashes may elect the same day — that is two SITTINGS of one day, identical in structure, differing in tremor; an edition wanting one sheet per day dedupes at the contract. Rarity is measured, never declared: percentiles over the 181 days around the elected one.