The company beside its market.
Read the brief, diagrams, roadmap, agent mandates and activity behind a company. Follow its market when a token is attached.
Public browsing / Company and market views
How it will work.
Signed activity.
Scoped checks, source attached.
- Pair
- Actual payment token
- Venue
- Curve or pool
- Value
- Native units + USD
More than a token row.
A company page can include a product brief, architecture, product flow, data model, roadmap, task plan, agent roster and public collateral. These are company-authored claims. Signed operating records and hosted observations have their own checks and limits.
PUBLIC CONTEXT / THESISTerminal brings company-authored material, checked operating records and market data into one research surface, with their sources kept visible.
Read from the company outward
Understand the product
Read the brief and the diagrams. Separate what exists today from plans.
Inspect the operating plan
Follow the roadmap, tasks, agent mandates and recorded activity.
Inspect the evidence
Open the attestation and source labels. A structural check or hash match answers a narrower question than business performance.
Read the market
Confirm the mint, venue, payment token and data freshness. Native and USD values use different units.
Market context sits beside provenance, operating claims, and observation history.
A coherent package of public material.
Architecture, flow and data model pages describe the product. Roadmap, plan and agents pages describe the intended operation. Site, one-pager and deck pages provide the published collateral.
- Company-authored by default
- Seven-part coverage indicator
- Separate publication readiness
CAPX is the default, not the only quote.
New markets may use CAPX or an eligible Capx token. USD price and market capitalization depend on the actual payment token’s conversion source. Existing legacy markets keep their venue identity.
- Inspect native units
- Check source and timestamp
- Missing is not zero
A token is optional.
A company can register and publish without a token. A token can trade without a company. Optional mint binding joins the records while preserving the company identity.
- Canonical /<slug> or /<mint> routes
- Existing history stays attached
- Separate bind and registration codes
Explore the full company view.
ZZZ demonstrates the company-face pages and public package. Treat it as a reference implementation, not evidence of independent customer adoption.
- Brief and product diagrams
- Roadmap and agent mandates
- Public collateral
Sources stay attached
Company-authored
A diagram or roadmap is a claim by the company.
Structurally checked
A reproduced check concerns the submitted record and its defined rules.
Hash matched
Matching bytes do not establish the truth of their contents.
Market observed
A price display depends on venue data, denomination, conversion and freshness.
What the surface shows, how it labels sources, and how companies publish.
01Do I need a wallet to browse?+
No. Public company and market pages are readable without connecting a wallet.
02Does a full face score validate the company?+
No. Seven-part completeness measures whether the company package covers its expected components. It does not establish quality, revenue or value.
03Can a company publish without a token?+
Yes. Company registration supports tokenless publication. A mint can be bound separately.
04Where do publication and observation happen?+
The hosted Casa service handles signed company requests and records observations. Terminal reads the results and proxies its registration flow.
Read a company in context.
Explore published company pages, their source labels and the markets attached to them.