
Every 0ops NFT comes from a real fat-finger: a typo, a wrong key or a glitch that moved real money. 154 events, from a 1918 airmail stamp to a swap on-chain in 2026, in 999 NFTs. Each event has its local word for it: 誤発注 in Tokyo, 乌龙指 in Shanghai, 팻 핑거 in Seoul, error de dedo gordo in Santiago. The star is 0olong, a chunky finger caught red-handed.

Every 0ops NFT arrives as a pending order. Its holder can execute it once. After that its picture, description and traits show the whole story: what happened, the damage and the sources. Nobody can undo an execution, not even us. A pending NFT is complete as it is, and nothing forces anyone to execute it. All the rules: 0ops.trade/rules

Most NFTs belong to a family. The parent is the mistake itself. Its children are the moments before and after it, the markets it hit and the people involved. When a parent is executed, every child in its family is marked HIT. A hit NFT stays sealed until its own holder executes it. Each language edition is its own family. Rules: 0ops.trade/rules
999 NFTs on Robinhood Chain. Each one comes from a true fat-finger event: a typo, a wrong key or a glitch that moved real money. The star of every card is 0olong, a chunky finger caught red-handed.
Fri 16 Oct 2026, on OpenSea. Allowlist stages: GTD from 13:00 to 14:00 UTC, FCFS from 14:00 to 15:00 UTC. Public stage: from 15:00 UTC on Fri 16 Oct until 15:00 UTC on Sat 17 Oct. 0.003 ETH in every stage. Supply 999.
Every NFT shows the same sealed card until the reveal, which comes after the public mint ends. Then each one becomes its own pending card.
Every NFT is a pending order. Its holder can execute it once. After that its picture, description and traits show the whole story. Nobody can undo it. All the rules: 0ops.trade/rules
Four marks an NFT can get. HIT: the parent of its family was executed. FRONT-RUN: executed before its parent. ECHO: executed on the same day of the month as its real event. CRASH DAY: executed while its market was down 2% or more over 24 hours (only markets with a live price feed). Rules: 0ops.trade/rules
Yes. Every NFT is based on a documented event, with sources. Most are confirmed. Where the record is unclear, the NFT is marked suspected or disputed. Charts say DATA NOT PUBLIC where the exact prices were never published.

