Twenty years into the future, the blockchain might be the only way to measure what is real and what is fake. Hidden in plain sight, symbols like punks, skulls, chonks stamp a legacy. All artwork is drawn with pixels, animated with code, minted fully on-chain, living on the internet forever, without external storage or hosting.

Stamps serve as powerful symbols of history, culture, and identity. Inspired by this concept, Children of the Chain envisions a future where artwork, like stamps, becomes a marker of moments in time.

This image highlights the process behind its creation: starting with a pixel art illustration, transitioning into coded animation effects, and culminating in its final form as a fully on-chain artwork, minted entirely in code.

Pixels from the internet illuminating with glitch animations. Deliberately imperfect. Each glitch is unique, shifting and evolving based on the computer it’s displayed on, reminding us of the beautifully unpredictable nature of the internet.

Twenty years into the future, the blockchain might be the only way to measure what is real and what is fake. Hidden in plain sight, symbols like punks, skulls, chonks stamp a legacy. All artwork is drawn with pixels, animated with code, minted fully on-chain, living on the internet forever, without external storage or hosting.

Stamps serve as powerful symbols of history, culture, and identity. Inspired by this concept, Children of the Chain envisions a future where artwork, like stamps, becomes a marker of moments in time.

This image highlights the process behind its creation: starting with a pixel art illustration, transitioning into coded animation effects, and culminating in its final form as a fully on-chain artwork, minted entirely in code.

Pixels from the internet illuminating with glitch animations. Deliberately imperfect. Each glitch is unique, shifting and evolving based on the computer it’s displayed on, reminding us of the beautifully unpredictable nature of the internet.

Twenty years into the future, the blockchain might be the only way to measure what is real and what is fake. Hidden in plain sight, symbols like punks, skulls, chonks stamp a legacy. All artwork is drawn with pixels, animated with code, minted fully on-chain, living on the internet forever, without external storage or hosting.

Stamps serve as powerful symbols of history, culture, and identity. Inspired by this concept, Children of the Chain envisions a future where artwork, like stamps, becomes a marker of moments in time.

This image highlights the process behind its creation: starting with a pixel art illustration, transitioning into coded animation effects, and culminating in its final form as a fully on-chain artwork, minted entirely in code.

Pixels from the internet illuminating with glitch animations. Deliberately imperfect. Each glitch is unique, shifting and evolving based on the computer it’s displayed on, reminding us of the beautifully unpredictable nature of the internet.