Somewhere a clerk keeps a register of everything that has been annulled. ANNULLED is 4,444 entries in that register: a name or a word, drawn in code and then crossed out. What is crossed out does not come back.
Every entry carries its own address through ERC-6551. It can hold, it can sign, it can act, and it travels with the token the day the token is sold. The implementation cannot be swapped and cannot run delegatecall, so a buyer never inherits a wallet whose logic the seller changed.
4,444 entries, fixed on the contract before the first token was minted. Burning lowers the number of live entries and never frees a slot to be minted again.
21 traits are rolled for every entry: the scene behind the name, the palette, the hour, the weather, the typeface, the ink, the shape of the strike itself. No two entries share the same combination.
An entry can be struck for good. Burning destroys the token, writes the moment on chain and adds to the count the register keeps. The entry's wallet locks with it, so empty it first.
Every token shows the same sealed placeholder while the mint runs, so nothing can be picked over. The art and the traits appear for the whole edition at once, after the mint ends.
even tiers, from the common record to the five pieces the register keeps for itself. Rarity is handed out after the mint ends, written on chain once per token, and then locked for good. Nothing can be re-cut after the fact
