Blast radius, not value
What a pin costs to publish
The bond is priced by how much damage a skill could do if its publisher lied, not by how much money passes through it. A swap that declares no native value can still drain a balance through an allowance, so value moved is the wrong axis. Breadth and severity are the right ones.
What these numbers are worth
On this testnet deployment the bond asset is a freely mintable mock, so a bond costs nothing to post and none of these figures represent capital actually at risk. The pricing, the accounting and the slashing are real and are exercised by tests; the money is not. A mainnet registry is required by the deploy script to name a real asset, because a registry whose bonds are worthless is worse than no registry.
Price a manifest
3 powers · 1 high risk
Bond required
675 AUSD
- Base100 AUSD
charged on any publish at all
- Capabilities × 375 AUSD
how many distinct (target, selector) pairs it may call
- High risk × 1500 AUSD
selectors that grant allowances, move tokens, or relocate authority
- Native value0 AUSD
a flat premium for being able to move native value at all
Registry parameters
As deployed
Base
100 AUSD
Any publish
Per capability
25 AUSD
Each declared pair
Per high risk
500 AUSD
Allowance or transfer power
Native value
500 AUSD
Flat, charged once
Bond velocity. A shorter block time means collateral clears its unbonding window faster, so the same capital backs more version claims per week — and the hash check the guard performs on every call has to be cheap enough that nobody routes around it.