step 01
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you pay with your fiat or crypto card.
nothing changes at the till. tap, swipe, insert. any card you already carry.
spend it, own it.
caddis turns everyday spending into tiny pieces of the companies you buy from — automatically.
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the loop
a caddisfly larva builds its case from whatever the riverbed gives it. your spare change is the debris.
step 01
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nothing changes at the till. tap, swipe, insert. any card you already carry.
step 02
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3%, 5%, or up to the nearest dollar. you set it once and forget it.
step 03
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the merchant resolves to a ticker through the open registry, then the roundup settles on chain 4663.
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every swipe adds a fragment. the case is yours, held in your name, from day one.
the receipt
a receipt used to be the end of a purchase. with caddis it is the start of a position. each row is a real card swipe, the roundup caddis sized for it, and the stock token the merchant resolved to.
no lists to maintain, no tickers to look up. the registry does the matching. you just keep buying coffee.
merchants shown are generic categories · tokens are illustrative
roundup mode · nearest dollar
the roundup dial
pick how much of every swipe becomes a roundup. slide your usual monthly card spend and watch the case build. it is an estimate, nothing more.
roundup
a $4.60 coffee → +$0.23
projected annual accumulation · estimate
$1,080
54 pebbles · one pebble ≈ $20 of roundups
estimate only. counts what you would set aside, not what it would be worth. token prices move and can fall. nothing here is a projection of returns or investment advice.
■ latest roundups · cross-section, not to scale
the case
the caddisfly larva does not choose its materials. it takes grit, shell, twig, whatever drifts past, and cements each piece into armour it carries for life.
your case works the same way. every swipe adds a fragment of the company you just paid. over months the fragments lock together into a portfolio that mirrors how you actually live, not a model of how you should.
held in your name. readable on chain 4663. yours to keep, move or crack open.
the registry
the matching that makes caddis work lives in a public registry on chain 4663. anyone can read it. anyone can propose a row, dispute one, or curate a category. no single party decides who owns the mapping.
think of it as plumbing: boring, shared, and better every time someone fixes a leak.
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