Free mint. 3 per wallet. 3,030 will ever work here.
The art is 24 by 24 pixels authored as data, every trait a pixel grid with a palette, and the 3,030 doges are composed by a deterministic algorithm we built, dealt from one public seed. The day the contract ships the whole collection goes into contract storage on Robinhood Chain, and from then on it renders from chain data alone. You pay the network and nothing else. much free. very algorithm. wow.
chain id 4663, Robinhood Chain.
Minting gets you the art. Badging gets you on the payroll ledger. They are two different things and this page will never blur them.
It is art. It is yours. The day the contract ships it lives in contract storage, rendered on chain, and it survives this website. It was generated from public seed 30301896. Secondary sales carry a 5 percent royalty, which goes back into the payroll.
A minted doge is a member of the gallery. It watches. That is allowed and it is free.
Badging costs $DJI. Half of what you pay is burned forever and half goes to operations. A badged doge boosts the first 25,000 coins of your balance by 1.25x and takes a share of the payroll split evenly across every badged doge. There is no staking and no escrow: the burn is the commitment, so nothing holds your doge and there is nothing to unwind.
Badging in is not buying a ticket, it is getting your name in the ledger. What the epoch pays is whatever the mechanism collected that day, published as a receipt either way.
The 30 gold badge floor traders are born badged in. There are no tiers: one flat badge cost for every doge, so nobody can buy a better seat. The cost and the exact burn transaction are published on the explorer the day the contract ships. No distribution is promised in advance, ever.
Nobody sat and drew 3,030 doges. Every trait exists as pixel data, and an algorithm we built assembles the collection under rules it is not allowed to break. Here is how a doge gets made.
Each trait is authored as a pixel grid with a palette, nine categories, every category summing to exactly 3,030. A deterministic generator deals them out from public seed 30301896. Run the generator yourself and you get the same 3,030 doges in the same order. There is no admin roll and no reroll.
The census beside the mint panel is not a probability table, it is the shipped inventory. Every trait appears exactly as many times as the published count says, to the unit. Nothing is left to luck or expected value: if the table says 5, the collection contains 5.
Combinations that would look wrong are structurally impossible. A doge with bull horns can never have limit down eyes, and a brim never stacks on an eye bar. Banned pairs are repaired by swapping traits between doges, and if one cannot be repaired the build fails. It will not ship one bad doge to make a deadline.
9 crowns on the board. 30 gold badges on the desk seats. 17 one of one grails on ids that mean something, market history years like 1637, 1720, 1929, 1971, 2013 and 2140 among them. None of these are ever rolled: they are assigned before the shuffle starts, and if a crown or a gold badge leaks into the random pool the build fails.
All 3,030 doges compress to 29,224 bytes, a table of trait names plus one byte per trait slot per token, split into 2 chunks sized for contract storage. The packer decodes its own output and refuses to write unless every one of the 3,030 tokens matches the source exactly.
The day the contract ships, those bytes go into contract storage and the token URI is built on chain from them: metadata and image, straight from chain data. The art will need no website, no server, and no promise. This page can disappear and the doges will not.
The generator, the ban table, and the pack check are code, not policy. If any check fails the build exits and nothing ships. much deterministic. very census.
The last doges to walk in, newest first, each with its id and its rarest trait stated as a count. No curation, no gold wall: what you see is what the census actually looks like.