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For the last two months I’ve been focused on building the Flywheel system as a real piece of architecture, not just a front end around a token. The entire design starts from one core engineering question: how do you create a clean, repeatable, high-frequency distribution engine where token activity is captured, processed, and routed back through a holder-based logic layer without introducing friction, inconsistency, or structural noise. That pushed the build in a much more serious direction from day one. Instead of treating the product like a simple rewards page, the system is being shaped as a modular pipeline with event intake, accounting logic, wallet-state awareness, distribution scheduling, and execution flow all separated into components that can evolve independently while still operating as one coherent machine.