Calldrop DockLogRulesMine

The dock is empty. The first call ties up in berth 1 and waits; the next call in pairs with it, and the bigger call takes both.

berth 1 · first call empty your call ties up here
CALLDROP type a call to see who takes both

last take nobody has been taken yet. The first two calls make berth 1.

Channel 16 · the dock

  1. harbourmasterChannel open, nobody on it yet. Berth 1 is empty: the first call ties up there, the next call answers it.

How a berth settles

  1. Call. At least 2,000 CALLDROP. If a call is waiting at the dock, yours answers it. If not, yours ties up in the next berth and waits.
  2. Take. The moment the second call lands, the berth settles in the same transaction: the bigger call takes both, less 2.5% of the smaller call.
  3. Tie. Equal calls go to the one that was waiting.
  4. Cap. Nobody answers with more than 4× the waiting call.
  5. Nobody answers. A call with no answer after 30 minutes is cast off and credited back whole. No fee.
  6. Gather. Credit waits on the contract; pull it whenever you like.

Worked berth

0xA calls 40,000 and ties up in berth 4. 0xB calls in with 25,000.

40,000 is bigger, so it takes both: 40,000 + 25,000 − 625 (2.5% of 25,000) = 64,375 credited to 0xA.

Had 0xB called 50,000: the 40,000 is taken, and 0xB is credited 50,000 + 40,000 − 1,000 = 89,000. The most 0xB could call was 160,000.

Had nobody answered in 30 minutes: 0xA gets the 40,000 back, whole.

to call
2,000+
answer cap
4× the waiting call
a tie
goes to the waiting call
fee
2.5% of the smaller call
nobody answers
30 min, back whole