JUST A PIXEL
One pixel an hour. 1,089 of them in a 33×33 square, filled from the outside in by strangers. Each one is yours: a color or your own picture. The price climbs with every mint and slides while nobody mints.
Cell #1
How it works
Starts at $1, climbs $1 per mint
Once a cell is unlocked, every full hour it stays unminted takes $0.10 back off, never below $1. The grid can't stall at a price nobody pays.
One cell an hour
After every mint the next cell is locked for 60 minutes. 1,089 cells, so the picture takes at least 45 days to finish.
Three winners, five minutes each
While a cell is locked, any wallet can enter the draw for free. When the lock ends, three winners are drawn from the next Base block's hash. #1 gets five minutes, then #2, then #3, each in their own turn. Once the drawn turns have passed without a mint, it's open to everyone.
A spiral from the bottom-left
Right along the bottom, up the right edge, left along the top, down the left edge, then inward. Nobody picks a spot. 33 is odd, so the very last cell is the exact center.
Your cell, exactly as you made it
The token is your cell on its own: the picture you uploaded, full size, or your color. Nothing else. The grid is the shared artwork that all 1,089 pieces build together; it lives on this site and in the contract.
Wednesday 14 Oct, 00:00 UTC
The draw for cell #1 is open from now; it is drawn at launch and the cell costs $1. No allowlist, no presale. The creator mints nothing.
5% creator fee on every resale
Trade on OpenSea or any marketplace that honours creator fees. The 5% is written into the contract (ERC-2981) and enforced on OpenSea.
What you can put on a cell
Allowed
- Your logo, your ad, your QR code
- Memes, pixel art, your face, your dog
- Any color from the palette
- Anything you own or made
Not allowed
- Nudity or sexual content
- Violence or gore
- Hate symbols or targeted harassment
- Anything involving minors
Every upload is checked by an automated filter before the mint is signed. If it fails, nothing is minted and nothing is charged. Minted cells can't be edited by anyone, including us, which is why the check happens first. A report button sits on every cell.
The same artwork, three moments
#545 and #1089 are simulatedRecent mints
Owner
only visible to the contract ownerEvery mint pays into the contract. Nothing moves by itself: press withdraw and the whole balance is sent to the connected wallet in one transaction.