100 LIGHTS · LIVE COUNT · ONE FREE SIGNATURE
Network El Segundo turns its first 100 verified wallets into a living public signal
Each free Kukai wallet-control signature now illuminates one position in a privacy-preserving artwork distributed through PointCast and its reciprocal house-ad network.
Official PointCast Press Wire filing for Network El Segundo. This is an owned announcement, not independent reporting or paid client coverage.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — The First 100 Signal converts Network El Segundo's verified Tezos wallet count into a living 100-light composition while keeping public wallet addresses out of the visual field.
Network El Segundo has added The First 100 Signal, a living public artwork driven by its deduplicated verified-wallet roster. The composition contains one hundred light positions. Each unique Tezos Mainnet wallet verified through the free Kukai-compatible message flow turns on one position, and the field refreshes from the public count every thirty seconds.
The visual publishes collective proof without publishing wallet addresses. The artwork receives only the number of verified participants; it does not display an address, email, profile, page-view estimate, or visitor identifier. The same count remains independently inspectable through the public participant API.
PointCast now carries the Signal through its canonical Network El Segundo desk, JSON release packet, JSON and RSS feeds, sitewide first-100 strip, Press Wire, and three contextual house ads. Reciprocal publishers that pin the Network El Segundo campaign receive the updated creative language through the portable Open Ad Network.
Joining still costs zero tez and requires no purchase, mint, funding, or transaction. The signature proves wallet control only. Art-sale settlement, the proposed 50 percent participant distribution rule, payout automation, token mechanics, yield, and any promised return remain inactive prototypes.
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