Deposit
Present your original written work through the bank’s deposit form, with any context and borrowed material recorded separately.
MadnessBank
A customer begins by opening an account and depositing an original written work. The submission is examined for eligibility and assessed for its creative qualities. Accepted work receives a certified Madness Value Score, with eligible backing recorded by the bank. Depending on the work and applicable issuance rules, that value may support a currency award.
From there, customers can manage their accounts, explore certified works, participate in community valuation and use the market facilities available to them. The bank maintains separate records of the original work, its valuation, the currency issued against eligible backing and any subsequent market transactions.
Present your original written work through the bank’s deposit form, with any context and borrowed material recorded separately.
The work is checked for eligibility, originality and creative qualities. Its assessed value is recorded as a Madness Value Score (MVS).
Accepted work receives an identity, a recorded valuation and an Origination Certificate.
Eligible certified backing may support Skittz or Madness. Currency records remain distinct from the original work and its ownership.
| Class | Main text | MVS ceiling |
|---|---|---|
| Spazz | 1–5 words | 5,000,000 |
| Madness | 6–500 words | 10,000,000 |
| Slab | 501–10,000 words | 50,000,000 |
| Dedicate | 10,001+ words | 1,000,000,000 |
Context is separate from the main-text word count. A ceiling is the maximum MVS for a class, not a promised valuation or currency award.