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3,333 monoliths carved into Bitcoin and cultivated on Ethereum.
The entire renderer lives on Bitcoin as a single recursive Ordinal. Every texture, shader and world is generated on chain, with nothing stored on a server. Ownership and every mutable trait live on Ethereum, which writes each piece's current state into the artwork's own URL. Bitcoin remembers the piece. Ethereum lets it live.
Every monolith rises on the same age curve, so age alone never separates two pieces. What separates them is height. Lock pieces into orbit around one Core and they pour their own stature into it: the Core grows visibly taller, the donors go dark and come back shorter. You can only give away what you grew yourself.
Every time a piece changes hands a meteor strikes it, and the crater stays. Every completed orbit draws for companion creatures, growth charges, and the grant-only Crown and Skull, which cannot be bought at any price.
Twelve biomes, each with its own terrain, water and native creatures.
Nine companions, none are for sale.
The only way to get one is to orbit for it. And the one you win is generated from your own world's seed.
Creatures have their own traits and rarity. The creature you win is determined by your world, so each world only has one shot at a Gold Pepe or an Azure Phoenix.
World can only have one of each type. Collect them all.
12 biomes. 12 ecosystems.
Every biome got its own terrain, its own water and its own native creatures. Penguins on the ice, scorpions in the sand, butterflies in the bismuth.
Orbit is how a piece becomes more than it minted as.
Pick one piece as the Core and put up to 20 others into orbit around it, for a window you set from one hour to thirty days. Orbiting pieces never leave your wallet. Nothing is custodial; they simply cannot be transferred until the window ends. Their height pours into the Core, so the Core grows taller than any piece starts and the donors grow shorter. That cost is real and lasting, which is what makes a tall Core mean something. No piece can ever be poured below its floor.
Every completed orbit ends in a roll for a companion, growth charges, or the rarest marks: the Crown and the Skull. There are nine companions, and you can never be given the same one twice.
Milestones run alongside the roll, guaranteed rather than drawn. A piece tracks every meter it has poured across its whole life, and crossing a total earns a companion outright. What the next one pays is computable before you earn it.
Sell a piece and it takes an impact crater, permanently. Its age, its block height and its scars are read from chain state at render time, so two pieces that started identical drift apart based on what happened to them.
Every Bitcoin difficulty epoch will be a Season in ACCRETION. Gain the most height that season to win.
Winners get a gold seam running up their tower, plus God Rays, and collection airdrops.
Wins stack, and they are permanent on-chain traits. Season 1 starts post-mint.
Every season, its not the TALLEST spires that win, its those that GAIN the most height.
At the start of every season, all pieces start at a level playing field.
Learn the intricacies of how the tech works, how it renders cross-chain, the deeper orbit mechanics, and how the art evolves.
Learn the intricacies of how the tech works, how it renders cross-chain, the deeper orbit mechanics, and how the art evolves.
This is the hub for Orbiting, rolling for companions, and evolving your piece! (Currently test data)
This is the hub for Orbiting, rolling for companions, and evolving your piece! (Currently test data)
This may be MDV's first foray into ETH, but he has been creating on Bitcoin since 2023. Check out his portfolio and explore his prior works!
This may be MDV's first foray into ETH, but he has been creating on Bitcoin since 2023. Check out his portfolio and explore his prior works!
After the mint closes. We commit to a future Ethereum block, and that block's hash draws the offset that maps every token to its world. Until it lands, every piece shows the same sealed placeholder.
The renderer is a recursive inscription on Bitcoin. Traits and ownership are on Ethereum. There is no server and no IPFS in the render path.
It is locked and untradeable for the window you choose, and its height pours into the Core. When the window ends, the Core keeps that height and the orbit rolls for a prize.
Written at mint and never changed: biome, monolith shape, native species, terrain, sky, secret object, rarity tier, visage and optical treatment.
Yours to change: height, growths and coral forms, attuned hue, companions, and the transfer count each sale leaves behind. Height matters most: it is the only number you are ranked on and the only thing you can spend.
Attuning the hue is an ordinary transaction from your own wallet: Ethereum gas, plus any small fee set on the contract, shown before you confirm. Growth and companions are not for sale at all. The only way to get them is to orbit.
You win them by orbiting. There is no purchase path and no holdings requirement, so no companion is locked behind owning a certain number of pieces and a set can still be completed by someone who arrives in month nine. What the odds do track is the height an orbit consumes: a large orbit is a real chance, a solo one is a long shot. Seasonal species are the exception, winnable only while their season is open and kept forever once won. One of each per world, and a companion roams your archipelago for good.
3,333 monoliths carved into Bitcoin and cultivated on Ethereum.
The entire renderer lives on Bitcoin as a single recursive Ordinal. Every texture, shader and world is generated on chain, with nothing stored on a server. Ownership and every mutable trait live on Ethereum, which writes each piece's current state into the artwork's own URL. Bitcoin remembers the piece. Ethereum lets it live.
Every monolith rises on the same age curve, so age alone never separates two pieces. What separates them is height. Lock pieces into orbit around one Core and they pour their own stature into it: the Core grows visibly taller, the donors go dark and come back shorter. You can only give away what you grew yourself.
Every time a piece changes hands a meteor strikes it, and the crater stays. Every completed orbit draws for companion creatures, growth charges, and the grant-only Crown and Skull, which cannot be bought at any price.
Twelve biomes, each with its own terrain, water and native creatures.
Nine companions, none are for sale.
The only way to get one is to orbit for it. And the one you win is generated from your own world's seed.
Creatures have their own traits and rarity. The creature you win is determined by your world, so each world only has one shot at a Gold Pepe or an Azure Phoenix.
World can only have one of each type. Collect them all.
12 biomes. 12 ecosystems.
Every biome got its own terrain, its own water and its own native creatures. Penguins on the ice, scorpions in the sand, butterflies in the bismuth.
Orbit is how a piece becomes more than it minted as.
Pick one piece as the Core and put up to 20 others into orbit around it, for a window you set from one hour to thirty days. Orbiting pieces never leave your wallet. Nothing is custodial; they simply cannot be transferred until the window ends. Their height pours into the Core, so the Core grows taller than any piece starts and the donors grow shorter. That cost is real and lasting, which is what makes a tall Core mean something. No piece can ever be poured below its floor.
Every completed orbit ends in a roll for a companion, growth charges, or the rarest marks: the Crown and the Skull. There are nine companions, and you can never be given the same one twice.
Milestones run alongside the roll, guaranteed rather than drawn. A piece tracks every meter it has poured across its whole life, and crossing a total earns a companion outright. What the next one pays is computable before you earn it.
Sell a piece and it takes an impact crater, permanently. Its age, its block height and its scars are read from chain state at render time, so two pieces that started identical drift apart based on what happened to them.
Every Bitcoin difficulty epoch will be a Season in ACCRETION. Gain the most height that season to win.
Winners get a gold seam running up their tower, plus God Rays, and collection airdrops.
Wins stack, and they are permanent on-chain traits. Season 1 starts post-mint.
Every season, its not the TALLEST spires that win, its those that GAIN the most height.
At the start of every season, all pieces start at a level playing field.
Learn the intricacies of how the tech works, how it renders cross-chain, the deeper orbit mechanics, and how the art evolves.
Learn the intricacies of how the tech works, how it renders cross-chain, the deeper orbit mechanics, and how the art evolves.
This is the hub for Orbiting, rolling for companions, and evolving your piece! (Currently test data)
This is the hub for Orbiting, rolling for companions, and evolving your piece! (Currently test data)
This may be MDV's first foray into ETH, but he has been creating on Bitcoin since 2023. Check out his portfolio and explore his prior works!
This may be MDV's first foray into ETH, but he has been creating on Bitcoin since 2023. Check out his portfolio and explore his prior works!
After the mint closes. We commit to a future Ethereum block, and that block's hash draws the offset that maps every token to its world. Until it lands, every piece shows the same sealed placeholder.
The renderer is a recursive inscription on Bitcoin. Traits and ownership are on Ethereum. There is no server and no IPFS in the render path.
It is locked and untradeable for the window you choose, and its height pours into the Core. When the window ends, the Core keeps that height and the orbit rolls for a prize.
Written at mint and never changed: biome, monolith shape, native species, terrain, sky, secret object, rarity tier, visage and optical treatment.
Yours to change: height, growths and coral forms, attuned hue, companions, and the transfer count each sale leaves behind. Height matters most: it is the only number you are ranked on and the only thing you can spend.
Attuning the hue is an ordinary transaction from your own wallet: Ethereum gas, plus any small fee set on the contract, shown before you confirm. Growth and companions are not for sale at all. The only way to get them is to orbit.
You win them by orbiting. There is no purchase path and no holdings requirement, so no companion is locked behind owning a certain number of pieces and a set can still be completed by someone who arrives in month nine. What the odds do track is the height an orbit consumes: a large orbit is a real chance, a solo one is a long shot. Seasonal species are the exception, winnable only while their season is open and kept forever once won. One of each per world, and a companion roams your archipelago for good.
