“this is not a website” is building an experimental onchain website where every visible element is a separately owned, tradable, and editable “slot.”

looks like a normal saas landing page, but the whole interface is divided into 165 individual slots, including headlines, paragraphs, buttons, images, navigation links, backgrounds, and footer items.

each slot lives on robinhood chain and can be bought, edited, or taken by anyone.

the core mechanics are simple:

buy: claim an unowned or decayed slot at its current price. the floor starts at 0.001 eth, while more desirable slots can cost more.
edit: slot owners can change the displayed text or image. the content is hashed and committed onchain, so only matching content can render.
take: anyone can seize an owned slot by paying 1.4x its current price. the previous owner receives 1.15x, giving them a profit. 5% goes to the creator, while the remaining amount goes to the protocol treasury. each slot also has a short cooldown between takes.
decay: inactive or stale slots gradually lose value toward the floor at roughly 10% per week.
the team also plans to use slot proceeds and treasury activity to automate $website buybacks and burns. around 3.27% of the total supply has already been burned, with more ux improvements and longer-term features reportedly in development.

i have no idea who the dev is, and i haven’t tested the tek yet. i’m sharing it here because the concept is interesting and worth researching.

dyor.