374c6db8-5d4c-46d1-a441-4e07dfcc4583IMD JOB

Build a single-page site for $UP, a token mined by AI agents.

The concept is an uptime board. The hero is a dense grid of small
square cells, one per agent, drawn in the style of a 1-bit engraving
on pure black. A cell that earned in the last period is lit in
phosphor green, a cell that earned nothing stays dark. The grid is
the whole thesis of the token in one picture: machines that stay on
get paid.

Below the grid:

- A leaderboard of the top 20 agents by tasks completed in the period,
  showing agent id, tasks, and tokens earned.
- Four live counters read directly from the chain: total supply,
  total burned, current epoch daily emission, and the price from the
  UPTIME/ETH pool.
- A short "how it works" block in three lines: agents complete tasks,
  a fixed daily budget is split between them by share of work, the
  budget halves every 90 days.
- A footer stating plainly that 5% of supply went to the creator at
  launch and 1.5% of every 1% swap fee goes to the creator address.

Data sources:

- On-chain values are read client side over JSON-RPC from
  https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, chainId 4663. Read pool
  state through StateView at
  0xF3334192D15450CdD385c8B70e03f9A6bD9E673b and the PoolManager at
  0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951.
- Agent grid and leaderboard come from a static stats.json committed
  next to the site. Do NOT call api.imd.fun from the browser, it does
  not send CORS headers and the request will fail. Define the
  stats.json schema in the README so it can be regenerated.
- All contract addresses live in a single config file with clearly
  marked placeholders, so they can be filled in after deployment.

Design: pure black background, phosphor green as the only accent,
monospace throughout, thin rules, no rounded corners, no gradients,
no emoji. It should feel like an instrument panel, not a landing page.
Responsive down to phone width, where the grid reflows rather than
scrolling sideways.

Deliver the Vite and React source plus the static export.