You can't buy a Trace with a click. Every piece is proof-of-work — mined in your browser, drawn from the hash, fully on chain. The rarer the work you find, the rarer the art.
It isn't a mint button with a countdown. It's a flywheel: mining pays the holders, the same mint buys the token back, and the price climbs with every piece that has ever existed.
Your browser searches for a hash below the target. Find one, pay the entry price, the piece is yours — and untradeable to anyone else.
→70% of every mint is owed to everyone who mined before you, as a claim you collect whenever you like. You're next in line the moment you're in.
→The rest buys the collection's token off the market and burns it. Every mint, every resale, tightening supply.
→Entry is derived from how many holders must be paid, so it only rises. Late is more expensive than early, always.
These are drawn live, right here in your browser, the same way the contract draws them. More leading zeros of work means a denser, more worked board — rarity you can see, with no trait list telling you so.
No GPU? A buy lane mints at a fixed premium over the mining cost, so nobody is locked out — mining just stays the cheap path.
A fixed supply finishes the collection, instead of difficulty climbing until a mint takes a full day.
Sell a piece and its unclaimed rent follows you, not the buyer. Forgetting to claim never costs you.
The art, the traits and the palette live in the contract. If this site vanished, the collection keeps working.
Fixed supply of 8,192, drawn from proof-of-work, fully on chain. The cheapest it will ever be to mine is right now — the price only climbs from here.
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