the gnomewallet

The GNOME tab is the gnome's home. The gnomewallet is yours — an entire world in a modal, and deliberately not the platform's world: carved timber, plank walls, a shingle sign swinging on ropes, hobbit doors with brass knobs, a lantern over everything, spores in the lamplight, and a mushroom ring along the floor. Stepping in is meant to feel like the mushroom worked.

How: After your first gnome wakes, tap the ⍙ pill in Settings → the Wallet row.

• ①︎ The burrow — one door per gnome you keep; tap a door and its keeper greets you.
• ②︎ The signpost — the way through; the whole world stays lowercase.
• ③︎ the mushroom market — the only venue where a gnome changes hands.

One convention rules the whole place: the gnome world is a lowercase world. gnomewallet, the mushroom market, your .gnome name, the motto — "gnome matter what" — all of it, always.

Getting in

The gnomewallet reveals itself: the moment your first gnome wakes (the Awakening), a ⍙ pill appears in Settings → the Wallet row, beside the fiat toggle. No gnome, no pill — the door simply isn't there yet.

The gnomenclature

Crossing the threshold issues your identity in the gnome world, derived from your real wallet and permanent:

• Your gnome address — same shape as an Ethereum address, but it starts 6n0m3 and the rest is dug deterministically from your real address. It signs nothing and never will; it is the hill's way of writing your name in its books.
• Your .gnome name — your PD handle in the world's own registry: brendon.gnome. No auction, no renewal fee, no squatting; it's simply yours because you are.

The two wings

• my burrow — every gnome in your keeping, each standing in its own door: figure alive on its own beat, rarity plate over the arch, the awakening record below, and the sign controls (hang a FOR SALE sign, or take it down). Tap a gnome and it speaks to you as its favorite person — in your own burrow, you always rank.
• the mushroom market — the market hall, one signpost over.

What the gnomewallet is not

It holds no ETH, no tokens, no keys, and it can't send anything anywhere. It is a display case and a deed box for a real-fake collection — which is exactly why it can afford to be this charming.