Power — Soeng Chain Optimization
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QI.ReactSoul divides the Eris balance at the registered LAU by User entropy. QI.ReactWaat divides Eris at the venue by venue entropy. MAI divides QING tokens held at the LAU by User entropy. XIA uses venue QI as base, MAI as exponent and Fomalhaute held by the LAU as modulus. XIE returns that Charge plus Fornax ratios; ZI and PANG perform further stateful modular calculations.
The play
Section titled “The play”Use exact addresses, raw token units and full-call simulations. Do not substitute wallet holdings or a venue’s underlying Asset for a QING-token balance at the LAU. CHOA.Yuan takes an explicit currency: ZI uses Tethys/CHO, while PANG uses the QING token. The chat payment cap applies to a conditional CHOA-token transfer, not to every power-stage output.
Repeated nested reactions can produce different entropy values. There is no source basis here for a guaranteed profit, always-higher Charge, or a single static balance allocation that optimizes every state.
Use these calls here. Simulations preview the current state; each confirmed call is a separate transaction.
QI.ReactSoul(uint64 Soul)Simulate / call
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MAI.React(uint64 Soul, uint256 QingWaat)Simulate / call
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XIA.Charge(uint256 QingWaat)Simulate / call
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XIE.Power(uint256 QingWaat)Simulate / call
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ZI.Spin(uint256 QingWaat)Simulate / call
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PANG.Push(uint256 QingWaat)Simulate / call
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Sources
Section titled “Sources”Power formulas and the linked technical QI, MAI, XIA, XIE, ZI and PANG pages.