Read the market
Every day at 16:00 UTC, Panorama reads the PANO/USD daily close from on-chain liquidity and compares it with the previous close.
Panorama
A year-long painting, revealed one tableau at a time.
Panorama is a continuous painting that grows one tableau a day, its mood set by $PANO market activity. When the price rises, the canvas turns toward a radiant future. When it falls, that future turns to ruin.
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How it works
Translate price into mood
Panorama assigns one of seven moods from the direction and size of the daily price change.
Paint and extend
An image model generates candidates. The artist selects one, and the workflow joins it to the previous tableau.
From glory to ruin
Seven moods, from celestial gold to infernal crimson. Each appears as a real tableau once the market paints it.
Extreme Bliss
≥ +10%Miracles. The world at its most radiant.
High Bliss
+3% to +10%Triumph. Feasts, victories, homecomings.
Mild Joy
+1% to +3%Good fortune. Small trials won.
Equilibrium
±1%Held breath. Tension before the turn.
Mild Suffering
−1% to −3%First cracks. Threats gathering at the edges.
Deep Suffering
−3% to −10%Catastrophe in motion.
Extreme Anguish
≤ −10%Total devastation.
Season 2 · Tableaus 091–180
Panorama S2: Anthology of Mankind
Panorama, in its second season, traces humanity’s journey from the Stone Age through artificial intelligence. Across ninety connected paintings, it follows inventions that shaped civilization and choices still shaping our future.
Season 1 in progressExplore Season 2 →
The same tool, two fates
The series explores both sides of progress: how the same tools can be used to build, heal, and connect, or to control, destroy, and divide. Together, the works reflect humanity’s rise from stone to the stars, and the choices that continue to shape our future.
The moon landing.
A weapon falling.
The ninety technologies, in order · drag →
01 / 90#091
Stone tools
c. 3.3 million BCE
02 / 90#092
Controlled fire
c. 1 million–400,000 BCE
03 / 90#093
Irrigation systems
c. 6000 BCE
04 / 90#094
Plow
c. 4000 BCE
05 / 90#095
Wheel and axle
c. 3500 BCE
06 / 90#096
Writing systems
c. 3200 BCE
07 / 90#097
Bronze metallurgy
c. 3300–3000 BCE
08 / 90#098
Sailing ships
c. 3000 BCE
09 / 90#099
Coinage
c. 600 BCE
10 / 90#100
Road networks
c. 2500–500 BCE
11 / 90#101
Paper
c. 105 CE
12 / 90#102
Compass
c. 1000–1100 CE
13 / 90#103
Glass & lenses
c. 1500 BCE glass / c. 1300 CE lenses
14 / 90#104
Gunpowder
c. 850 CE / widespread 1300s
15 / 90#105
Mechanical clock
c. 1300s–1500s
16 / 90#106
Printing press
c. 1440
17 / 90#107
Telescope
1608
18 / 90#108
Steam engine
1712
19 / 90#109
Textile machinery (loom)
1764–1785 / widespread 1800s
20 / 90#110
Vaccination
1796
21 / 90#111
Telegraph
1837
22 / 90#112
Railroads
1825–1860s
23 / 90#113
Anesthesia
1846 / widespread 1860s
24 / 90#114
Sanitation & plumbing
ancient roots / modern sewers 1850s–1870s
25 / 90#115
Photography
1839
26 / 90#116
Telephone
1876
27 / 90#117
X-ray imaging
1895
28 / 90#118
Internal combustion engine
1885–1886 / widespread early 1900s
29 / 90#119
Automobile
1886 Benz / 1908 Model T boom
30 / 90#120
Electric power grid
1882
31 / 90#121
Assembly line
1913
32 / 90#122
Radio broadcasting
1890s–1920s
33 / 90#123
Airplane
1903
34 / 90#124
Steel-frame skyscrapers
1885 first / 1920s–1930s NYC boom
35 / 90#125
Refrigeration
1910s–1930s
36 / 90#126
Radar
1935–1940s
37 / 90#127
Antibiotics
1928–1940s
38 / 90#128
Nuclear fission
1938–1945
39 / 90#129
Television
1927–1950s
40 / 90#130
Transistor
1947
41 / 90#131
Plastics
1907 Bakelite / widespread 1950s
42 / 90#132
Rockets
1926 / 1940s–1960s
43 / 90#133
Satellites
1957
44 / 90#134
Space Travel
1961–present
45 / 90#135
High-speed rail (bullet trains)
1964 Shinkansen / 2000s global
46 / 90#136
Laser technology
1960
47 / 90#137
Integrated circuits
1958–1959
48 / 90#138
Pacemakers & medical implants
1958 / widespread 1970s
49 / 90#139
Video Games
1958–1972 origins
50 / 90#140
Computer networking
1969
51 / 90#141
Robotics & industrial automation
1950s–2000s
52 / 90#142
Personal computer
1975–1981
53 / 90#143
VHS
1976–1980s
54 / 90#144
Space telescopes (Hubble / JWST)
1990 Hubble / 2021 JWST
55 / 90#145
GPS
1978–1995
56 / 90#146
World Wide Web
1989–1991
57 / 90#147
1971
58 / 90#148
Search engines
1990s
59 / 90#149
DVD
1995–2000s
60 / 90#150
Digital cameras
1975 prototype / 2000s mass adoption
61 / 90#151
International Space Station
1998–2000 / continuously crewed since
62 / 90#152
E-commerce platforms
1994–1995
63 / 90#153
Wi-Fi
1997 standard / widespread 2003
64 / 90#154
Digital music players
2001 iPod / 2000s boom
65 / 90#155
Mobile phones & smartphones
1973 mobile / 2007 smartphone
66 / 90#156
Digital payments
1998–2010s
67 / 90#157
Social media
1997–2004
68 / 90#158
Wind turbines
1888 / 1980s–2000s mass adoption
69 / 90#159
Cloud computing
2006
70 / 90#160
Video calling
2003 Skype / 2010s FaceTime era
71 / 90#161
Blockchain
2008–2009
72 / 90#162
LED lighting
1962 invention / 2010s mass adoption
73 / 90#163
Streaming media
2005–2010s
74 / 90#164
3D printing
1983–1986
75 / 90#165
Drones
1910s military roots / 2010s consumer era
76 / 90#166
Renewable solar power
1954 / 2000s mass adoption
77 / 90#167
Bionic prosthetics
2010s advanced limbs
78 / 90#168
CRISPR gene editing
2012
79 / 90#169
Augmented reality
1968 concept / 2010s consumer era
80 / 90#170
Virtual reality
1960s concept / 2010s consumer era
81 / 90#171
Battery storage
1991 / 2010s grid scale
82 / 90#172
Facial recognition
1960s concept / 2010s mass deployment
83 / 90#173
Electric vehicles
1990s–2010s
84 / 90#174
Vertical farming
1999–2010s
85 / 90#175
Autonomous vehicles
1980s–2020s
86 / 90#176
Lab-grown meat
2013
87 / 90#177
Brain-computer interfaces
1970s research / 2010s–2020s implants
88 / 90#178
Quantum computing
1980s theory / 2010s–2020s prototypes
89 / 90#179
Humanoid robots
1970s–2020s
90 / 90#180
Artificial intelligence
1956 formal birth / 2020s explosion / present
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