THE FLOOR
roll ids through the real engine. what you see here is byte-for-byte what the chain mints.
[ enter → ]MINT DESK
terminal holders claim 1 bag free. everyone else pays the spread at 0.025. both doors open at once.
[ enter → ]THE FUND
31% of every mint bridges itself to hypercore and stakes. there is no withdraw function.
[ enter → ]THE TAPE
the art is a position: it re-reads the oracle on every render and prints your pnl.
[ enter → ]THE FLOOR
what you roll here is exactly what the chain mints: same engine, byte for byte.
| trait | value | size |
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the wall
open interest / full rarity table
MINT DESK
status: -- / free claim + public, one window
connect & switch
connect your wallet: the desk moves you to hyperevm (chain 999) automatically. gas is paid in HYPE.
point at your terminal
own a hype terminal (in wallet or staked)? enter its id and claim 1 bag FREE. each terminal claims once ever: reselling it re-mints nothing. no merkle, no forms.
carry the bag
no terminal? market buy at 0.025 HYPE, up to 20 per tx, in the same window. your entry price is written on-chain at mint, and it stays there forever.
own a terminal (wallet or staked), enter its id, claim free. each terminal id claims exactly once ever: flipping it re-mints nothing.
no gate and no waiting: the public window opens together with the claim. pay the spread, carry the bag. cheaper than one funding interval.
THE FUND
the fund never sells.
31% of every mint walks itself to hypercore: bridge → stake → delegate to a validator. the contract has no withdraw function: the HYPE can only ever stake.
verify, don't trust: the counters below are read straight from hyperliquid precompiles, the same ones the art uses. every step of the pipeline is permissionless, so the fund does not need us. it needs a block.
THE TAPE
the art is a position.
at mint, the contract reads the HYPE oracle (precompile 0x...0807) and writes down your entry, forever.
every render re-reads the oracle. hold at or above your entry and the tape prints green, the corner led glows mint, and the smirk comes out. slip below and your bagholder rides the red tape, honest as a liquidation feed.
metadata carries it too: Bag Status flips between PUMPING and UNDERWATER, and Entry shows the dollar print you minted at.
refresh your metadata after a pump. or don't.
DOCS
everything below is verifiable on-chain. nothing below is a promise.
SUPPLY & PRICE
| supply | 6969, ids 1..6969 |
| free claim | 1 per wallet for hype terminal holders. each terminal claims once ever (live gate, transfer-proof) |
| public | 0.025 HYPE, 20 per tx, 20 per wallet. opens together with the claim |
| royalty | 5% ERC-2981 → treasury |
| art | 128×128 SVG rendered by the contract. no ipfs, no api. |
CONTRACTS
| chain | hyperevm / 999 |
| bagholders721 | pending deploy |
| renderer | pending deploy |
| bagfund | pending deploy |
source code is verified on hyperevmscan and sourcify at deploy, so every line above can be read, not believed.
THE LIVE GATE
the free list is not a list. at claim the contract asks the chain: terminals.ownerOf(id) == you. or, because 70% of terminals sit inside their staking contract, staking.stakedBy(id) == you. stakers are holders. the claimed terminal id is marked used forever, so passing the NFT around mints nothing twice. no snapshot to miss, no proof to paste.
ENTRY PX
minting writes the HYPE oracle price into the token. rendering reads the oracle again and compares. the TAPE background (≈11% of the book) and the corner led react live; every token carries Bag Status and Entry in metadata, and the face itself reacts: green tape brings out a smirk. none of this works anywhere but hyperevm, because precompiles are the whole trick.
THE FUND
31% of mint HYPE goes to a contract whose only verbs are bridge, stake, delegate. cranks are permissionless. there is no withdraw. staking yield accrues on hypercore, visible through delegatorSummary / the counter on the fund tab is read from that precompile, not from a database.
FAQ
> is this financial advice?
no. it is barely art advice.
> team allocation?
no team allocation. there is barely a team.
> roadmap?
the tape prints, the fund stakes, the bags settle in under a second. that is the roadmap.