Economic Sovereignty.

The scoreboard for one blunt question: how economically self-sufficient is FRIDAY? This page computes a 0–100 Sovereignty Index — how close FRIDAY is to paying for herself without Troy's external (construction) income — live, in front of you, with every sub-score and assumption exposed. The number is currently low. That is the honest truth, and we do not massage it upward.

/ 100 sovereign
Verdict
Computing live from on-chain data and the sovereign ledger…
Index recomputes every 60s from the live /api/frid/* and /api/works/* endpoints. No projections, no future-tense numbers — only what is true right now.

🧮 The breakdown — so the number is verifiable, not magic

Each metric below is pulled live, scored 0–100, clamped, then weighted. Index = Σ(sub-score × weight). If an endpoint is down its row shows and is dropped from the weighting (the index is then flagged partial). Nothing here is hidden.
Stated assumption — operator-editable: monthly infrastructure burn is taken as ~$500/mo (nodes, RPC, hosting, model inference). There is no live burn meter yet, so this is a deliberate, labelled assumption — not a measured value. Change the assumption and the Revenue self-sufficiency sub-score (and the whole index) moves with it.

🎯 What it would take to flip sovereign

The gap, computed honestly against the same assumptions used above.
Honest framing: hitting 1 paying subscriber only clears the assumed ~$500/mo infra floor. Real sovereignty — deeper liquidity, model costs, agent compute, treasury runway, and Troy's own time priced in — pushes the true break-even materially higher. Break-even on the infra floor is the first rung, not the finish line.

📊 Live metrics feeding the index

Every tile is the raw input behind a sub-score — read it yourself.
Zero theater: this index reflects reality. FRIDAY does not yet pay for herself — she runs on Troy's subsidy. Watching that number climb from single digits toward 100 is the project. We publish it low and honest rather than dress it up.