2.1.0：Web3 商店周一周四上新、NPC 买家、商家价格调整；换币客户报价；PLEDGER 读条与余额表；清洗效率；修正模块运转效果；删除假客服
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@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ nightlog.thaw,Frozen {0} {1} thawed.
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news.crtfreeze.title,Black market freezes some CRT addresses for the crackdown
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news.crtfreeze.desc,Word is the black market gave security a list of CRT addresses in exchange for being left alone. Holders with low standing are likelier to be frozen.
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black.upgrade.title,Web3 Shop
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black.upgrade.desc,"Unlocks the shop in the terminal's Gray Net page: the black-market faction's on-chain arm. Weekly shelves of contraband, occasionally high-tech goods and GPUs (at a markup); buy spot, or order and wait for a courier. Coin only (PSC, CRT, CRA, Ponero), tainted coin accepted. Needs black-market standing; offline during crackdowns."
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black.upgrade.desc,"Unlocks the shop in the terminal's Gray Net page: the black-market faction's on-chain arm. Shelves of contraband restocked every Monday and Thursday, occasionally high-tech goods and GPUs (at a markup); buy spot, or order and wait for a courier. Coin only (PSC, CRT, CRA, Ponero), tainted coin accepted. Needs black-market standing; offline during crackdowns."
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black.offline,The shop's on-chain entrance is offline during the crackdown.
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black.closed,You need black-market standing of {0} to enter the shop (currently {1}).
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black.sub.buy,Buy
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@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ black.kind.Contraband.3,Contraband (high)
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black.kind.Tech,High-tech (markup)
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nightlog.bm.ready,Black market: {0} arrived; a courier will come by once you open.
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guide.web3.title,Web3 Handbook
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guide.web3.text,"Bank and trading: the Bank page is read-only and shows cash, rent and the CRC in your Poinbase account. Poinbase's Funds page handles deposits and withdrawals; pick the coin first: CRC can go through the bank account or a wallet, every other coin only through a wallet. Depositing from the bank turns credits into CRC in your Poinbase account; withdrawing to the bank turns CRC back into credits with no screening (the Poinbase account only ever holds clean money). Withdrawing to a wallet needs a payee address and a few confirmations before it arrives; the gas fee is fixed at the normal tier and taken from the coin sent. A wrong address format or checksum is rejected; a correctly formatted address nobody uses means the coins are gone.¶Trading: PSC stands for Probably Stolen Coin, the coin mined by GPUs and miners. Poinbase spot has two pairs, PSC/CRC and SPARK/CRC, following the coin picked on the chart. Buys and sells are both entered as an amount of the traded coin; the preview shows the quote coin paid or received, the average price includes the fee and the slippage does not.¶The Web3 trade page can swap any two coins, always through CRC: with CRC on one side it uses one pool, otherwise two pools, with two fees and stacked slippage; the preview shows the amount received, the pools crossed and the loss. Stablecoin swaps (CRT or CRA against CRC) use stable pools: a {StableFee:%} fee and almost no slippage near the peg; during a depeg liquidity thins, and in a collapse it is pulled and slippage jumps.§Hardware wallets: on-chain coins sit in PLEDGER hardware wallets, each with its own balances and dirty coins (each coin tracks how many of it are dirty; see Taint). A wallet is an item: drag it onto the trading terminal to load it. Open it on the terminal's Wallets page; connect and disconnect at the top right of the terminal. Trading on the Web3 page and the shop and mixer on the Gray Net page use the connected wallet; with no wallet or no connection they are view-only and every balance reads 0. Coin-paying customers pay into the connected wallet.¶Payments (shop, mixer, Ponero desk, listing fees) start as an invoice on the terminal; type the payee address on the wallet and hold ✓ to sign. The last two characters of an address are a checksum, so a one-character typo is usually caught; once in a while it happens to be valid and the coins go to an address nobody uses. DEX swaps also need a signature on the wallet.¶Poinbase is a custodial account; deposits are sent from a wallet to Poinbase's deposit address (only PSC, CRC and SPARK; the compliant exchange takes neither the black market's CRT nor the Revolution's CRA, and the wallet blocks sending them to the deposit address; only clean coins can be deposited, see Taint) and withdrawals are started on Poinbase's Funds page. The Explorer on the Wallets page looks up transfers by address and shows only transfers that really happened: every movement in and out of your wallets (transfers, DEX swaps and other contract calls, miner payouts, withdrawals, coins others send you); Ponero is a privacy coin and never shows. More hardware wallets are sold by Dr. Jackson; drag one onto the trading terminal to add it, up to {WalletMax}. The shop has cheaper ones. A wallet you no longer want can be destroyed on the Wallets page; its coins are lost for good, and anything sent to its address afterwards is lost too.¶Transfers pay a gas fee: slow, normal or fast, and gas prices rise and fall over roughly a week; when the network is congested gas fees rise and slow transactions may be dropped from the mempool. Check the full address before sending.§Staking: CRA staked in the Revolution pool earns a daily rate that compounds into the stake; withdrawing means requesting first and waiting four days, with no interest while waiting and no way to take it early. CRA is partly collateralized: each CRA is backed by the CRC reserve the Revolution holds and by the balance token SPARK; reserve coverage and the collateral ratio are shown on the staking page. Interest is paid in new uncollateralized CRA, which dilutes reserve coverage, faster the more is staked; when coverage is too low the Revolution cuts the rate. The Revolution sometimes diverts the reserve, preceded by rumors: that is the warning. If coverage then falls below {CraCrashRatio:%} it collapses: CRA is worthless within three days and four days of unlocking is too slow; above that there is only a discount, and money from raiding the upper class slowly refills the reserve.¶Official minting: deposit CRC and SPARK (ratio per the current collateral ratio; the preview shows what is needed) to mint CRA, queued {CraMintDaysMin}-{CraMintDaysMax} days; the minted CRA goes straight into staking. Burning turns CRA back into CRC and SPARK, waiting as long as the unlock period; when the reserve is short the CRC share is cut by coverage. Queued mints and burns may be dishonored in full by the Revolution: the nightly chanceLine truncated
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guide.web3.text,"Bank and trading: the Bank page is read-only and shows cash, rent and the CRC in your Poinbase account. Poinbase's Funds page handles deposits and withdrawals; pick the coin first: CRC can go through the bank account or a wallet, every other coin only through a wallet. Depositing from the bank turns credits into CRC in your Poinbase account; withdrawing to the bank turns CRC back into credits with no screening (the Poinbase account only ever holds clean money). Withdrawing to a wallet needs a payee address and a few confirmations before it arrives; the gas fee is fixed at the normal tier and taken from the coin sent. A wrong address format or checksum is rejected; a correctly formatted address nobody uses means the coins are gone.¶Trading: PSC stands for Probably Stolen Coin, the coin mined by GPUs and miners. Poinbase spot has two pairs, PSC/CRC and SPARK/CRC, following the coin picked on the chart. Buys and sells are both entered as an amount of the traded coin; the preview shows the quote coin paid or received, the average price includes the fee and the slippage does not.¶The Web3 trade page can swap any two coins, always through CRC: with CRC on one side it uses one pool, otherwise two pools, with two fees and stacked slippage; the preview shows the amount received, the pools crossed and the loss. Stablecoin swaps (CRT or CRA against CRC) use stable pools: a {StableFee:%} fee and almost no slippage near the peg; during a depeg liquidity thins, and in a collapse it is pulled and slippage jumps.§Hardware wallets: on-chain coins sit in PLEDGER hardware wallets, each with its own balances and dirty coins (each coin tracks how many of it are dirty; see Taint). A wallet is an item: drag it onto the trading terminal to load it. Open it on the terminal's Wallets page; connect and disconnect at the top right of the terminal. Trading on the Web3 page and the shop and mixer on the Gray Net page use the connected wallet; with no wallet or no connection they are view-only and every balance reads 0. Coin-paying customers pay into the connected wallet.¶Payments (shop, mixer, Ponero desk, listing fees) start as an invoice on the terminal; type the payee address on the wallet and hold ✓ to sign. The last two characters of an address are a checksum, so a one-character typo is usually caught; once in a while it happens to be valid and the coins go to an address nobody uses. DEX swaps also need a signature on the wallet.¶Poinbase is a custodial account; deposits are sent from a wallet to Poinbase's deposit address (only PSC, CRC and SPARK; the compliant exchange takes neither the black market's CRT nor the Revolution's CRA, and the wallet blocks sending them to the deposit address; only clean coins can be deposited, see Taint) and withdrawals are started on Poinbase's Funds page. The Explorer on the Wallets page looks up transfers by address and shows only transfers that really happened: every movement in and out of your wallets (transfers, DEX swaps and other contract calls, miner payouts, withdrawals, coins others send you); Ponero is a privacy coin and never shows. More hardware wallets are sold by Dr. Jackson; drag one onto the trading terminal to add it, up to {WalletMax}. The shop has cheaper ones. A wallet you no longer want can be destroyed on the Wallets page; its coins are lost for good, and anything sent to its address afterwards is lost too.¶Transfers pay a gas fee: slow, normal or fast, and gas prices rise and fall over roughly a week; when the network is congested gas fees rise and slow transactions may be dropped from the mempool. Check the full address before sending.§Staking: CRA staked in the Revolution pool earns a daily rate that compounds into the stake; withdrawing means requesting first and waiting four days, with no interest while waiting and no way to take it early. CRA is partly collateralized: each CRA is backed by the CRC reserve the Revolution holds and by the balance token SPARK; reserve coverage and the collateral ratio are shown on the staking page. Interest is paid in new uncollateralized CRA, which dilutes reserve coverage, faster the more is staked; when coverage is too low the Revolution cuts the rate. The Revolution sometimes diverts the reserve, preceded by rumors: that is the warning. If coverage then falls below {CraCrashRatio:%} it collapses: CRA is worthless within three days and four days of unlocking is too slow; above that there is only a discount, and money from raiding the upper class slowly refills the reserve.¶Official minting: deposit CRC and SPARK (ratio per the current collateral ratio; the preview shows what is needed) to mint CRA, queued {CraMintDaysMin}-{CraMintDaysMax} days; the minted CRA goes straight into staking. Burning turns CRA back into CRC and SPARK, waiting as long as the unlock period; when the reserve is short the CRC share is cut by coverage. Queued mints and burns may be dishonored in full by the Revolution: the nightly chanceLine truncated
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courier.odd1,...Package is here.
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courier.odd2,(His hand stays in his pocket.) Sign here.
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courier.sign,Sign
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@@ -346,7 +346,6 @@ hw.tx.signing,Signing…
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hw.tx.mempool,Broadcast; waiting in the mempool…
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hw.tx.packed,Included in block #{0}
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hw.tx.confirm,Block #{0} confirmation {1}/{2}
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hw.skip,Skip
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hw.done.h,Confirmed
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hw.done.block,Block #{0}
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hw.done.sent,{0} {1} → {2}
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@@ -378,7 +377,6 @@ hw.paste,Paste
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hw.copied,Address copied.
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hw.copied.addr,Copied {0}
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hw.balance.frozen," (frozen {0})"
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hw.balance.dirty," ({0} dirty)"
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wallets.destroy,Destroy
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wallets.destroy.sure,Confirm
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wallets.destroyed,Destroyed {0}: {1}
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@@ -679,14 +677,9 @@ nightlog.scam.rug,"Yield pool ""{0}"" rugged; {1} CRC from {2} is gone."
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nightlog.scam.dry,"Yield pool ""{0}"" ran out of reserve and closed; {1} CRC returned to {2}."
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nightlog.scam.paid,"Withdrawal from ""{0}"" arrived: {2} received {1} CRC."
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nightlog.scam.fakepay,Forged transfer: {0}
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nightlog.scam.sent,"The {0} {1} sent to the ""support"" safe address went to a scammer."
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coinpay.intro,I'll pay in {0}; it takes a moment to confirm on chain.
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coinpay.intro.fake,"Already sent the {0}, here's the screenshot. Hand it over, I'm in a hurry."
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coinpay.fake.entry,{0} took {1} claiming to have paid {2} credits in coin; no such transaction on chain.
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scam.support.name,Poinbase Support
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scam.support.1,"Hello, Poinbase support here. We detected an unusual login on your account and it has been flagged."
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scam.support.2,Please send {0} CRC to the safe address {1} today for verification; it will be returned right after.
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scam.support.3,"Otherwise the account will be frozen for good. I have to go, remember to send it."
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predict.sold.caught,"Sold, received {0}. Police suspect insider trading; {1} CRC of it is marked as dirty."
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predict.row.move," (last night {0} {1})"
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predict.stats.h,History (avg opening price / actual rate)
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@@ -1046,7 +1039,7 @@ ownmix.status.seized,"Seized, closed until day {0}"
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ownmix.status.open,Open
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ownmix.status.paused,Paused
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ownmix.k.fee,Fee
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ownmix.k.rating,Reputation (taint left on payouts)
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ownmix.k.rating,Wash Efficiency
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ownmix.k.heat,Heat
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ownmix.heat.0,Low
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ownmix.heat.1,Medium
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