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FAQ
How Posts works
What does "fully onchain" mean?
Every byte of the artwork lives inside the Ethereum contract — the SVG, the Inter font, the poem text, the traits. Nothing is stored on IPFS, Arweave, or any server. As long as Ethereum exists, the art exists. You can read the contract on Etherscan.
Why 0.01111 ETH?
Angel numbers. 1111 is the call to align — coincidence as confirmation, the wink from the universe that you're in the right place. 222 is the number for harmony and partnership. The price and the supply rhyme on purpose.
What does "sequential blind mint" mean?
Every mint pulls the next sequential tokenId — 1, 2, 3, … up to 222. You don't pick which poem you get. The pairing of poem → visual seed is locked in the contract, so the art for tokenId 1 was committed when the contract deployed. The cards tell a story in order — what you mint when you mint matters.
Can I resell?
Yes — Posts is a standard ERC-721 NFT. List it on OpenSea, Blur, Magic Eden, any marketplace that supports Ethereum NFTs. EIP-2981 royalties (5%) are baked into the contract and most marketplaces enforce them.
How are rarities calculated?
Two traits live on chain:
- Tone — one of 8 visual styles (aurora, halo, depthfog, threadline, crescent, prismbar, metaphysical, bleed). Weighted distribution.
- Level — rarity tier 0–6, derived from a deterministic hash. ~50% are L0, ~25% L1, down to ~0.2% L6.
Why are some posts paired with the same title?
These poems started as tweets from years of writing. Some thoughts came back. Repeat titles map to different poem bodies, with different art — they share a phrase but feel different.
What if my mint fails?
Most common reasons:
- "Mint is not currently open" — the owner hasn't flipped the public switch yet.
- "Another mint completed first" — someone won the race for that tokenId. Retry; the next one is ready.
- "Not enough ETH" — you need exactly 0.01111 ETH plus ~$0.50 gas in your wallet.
Is the contract audited?
Yes — two passes by independent reviewers covering reentrancy, access control, royalty bounds, ownership handover, and edge cases. No critical findings. The contract owner is 2-step protected to prevent typo-bricking.
Where do I see what I minted?
Is this an investment?
No. Mint because something here lands for you, not because you expect price appreciation.
Anything else I should know before minting?
This is experimental art on Ethereum mainnet — fun, mostly stable, occasionally weird. A few honest notes:
- Mints are non-refundable. There's no undo button on a blockchain.
- Floor prices, hype waves, future utility — no promises about any of it. If you're thinking about reselling, that's your call to make.
- The contract is verified and was audited twice; you can read every line on Etherscan. Smart contracts can still surprise us in ways nobody foresaw — that's the nature of the medium.
- Once minted, the SVG bytes are committed forever. We can't edit what's already on chain.