8,888 Leys of farmland inside a ring. Plough one with an open tab, sow it with HYPE, or do some of each.

The ground

A Ley is 10,000 strips. Every strip you sow is a strip you don't plough.
Ploughing is your browser hashing until one hash is low enough. The tab does it. You watch.
The fare starts at 0.02 HYPE and doubles every 2,222 Leys. The last Ley costs 0.3199.
The work starts near four million hashes and doubles every 404 Leys.
Two ploughed Leys a wallet while the ground is soft. After Ley 3,232 the angrier laptop wins.
A ploughed Ley burns gas breaking ground: about 0.002 HYPE for a whole one, on top of the usual fee.
A Ley's look comes from the block after it is taken. Nobody picks one, the maker included.
Circles in a field are luck: a hash far lower than it had to be. They pay nothing.

Every fare is shared in the same transaction: 60 % to sown strips, 15 % to ploughed strips, 5 % to the water, 20 % to the maker.
Reap whenever you like. What your Leys earned waits for you.
The water is the pot of a round of 404 Leys. When the round is full it goes to one Ley of that round, picked by a later block. More sown strips, more of a chance.
A ploughed Ley can be sown later, at the fare of that day. It earns as a sown one from then on.
Resale carries 6 % to the collection, shared the same way. Marketplaces on this chain don't enforce it.

Up to fifty Leys can be sown whole in one go, all at the fare of that moment.
The ring sees to itself whenever a Ley is taken. When nobody comes, anyone can do its chores from the page for the network fee: let a closed round's water go, send the surveyor to new Leys, bring in what resales left at the gate.

Early Leys earn from later ones, and only if later ones are sown. If nobody comes, you own a picture of a field. It is a good picture.

Nobody holds a key to any of this. No owner, no pause, no upgrade. The pictures are drawn by the chain and can't be changed.