Token-bound accounts & mint seeding
Every specimen mints holding a real wallet seeded with a random draw of high-beta tokenized stock — rarity lives in the wallet, not only the art.
Every specimen mints with an ERC-6551 token-bound account. The NFT is not a picture that points to a wallet — it is the wallet's owner. At mint, that wallet is seeded with a tokenized stock position drawn from the extremophile basket: deliberately the highest-beta names available on chain.
TSLA · NVDA · PLTR · AMD · COIN · MSTR · SMCI · RIVN
The narrative is free: an organism engineered to survive what kills everything else, holding the things that kill everyone else.
Seed loot table
Mint is a draw, not a flat allocation. Rarity lives in the wallet, not only in the art.
| Tier | Odds | Count | Seed contents |
|---|---|---|---|
| COMMON | 70% | 840 | 1 ticker, $8–15 notional |
| KEEN | 20% | 240 | 1 ticker, $20–40 notional |
| APEX | 8% | 96 | 2 tickers, $50–80 notional |
| RADIOTROPHIC | 2% | 24 | 3 tickers, $150+, guaranteed Anomaly trait |
The 24 RADIOTROPHIC specimens are the collection's grails. The name is real — radiotrophic fungi metabolize ionizing radiation, and were found thriving inside the Chernobyl reactor. An organism that eats the thing that is supposed to kill it is the correct top of this collection.
Total seed budget: ~$22–25K, funded from a fixed slice of token launch proceeds, escrowed and published before mint opens.
Corp actions
Follow the chain's convention rather than fighting it. Raw balances never rebase. Splits and issuer dividends move an on-chain shares-per-token multiplier, and the price oracle already quotes the full token price. The terminal shows raw balance, multiplier, and USD mark as three separate columns, always.
Never conflate the three columns. The day a 4:1 split lands, every holder who thinks their balance should have quadrupled will be in the Telegram — the multiplier column is what moves, not the raw balance, and the terminal's job is to make that legible before anyone has to ask.
Withdrawal
The TBA is controlled by whoever owns the NFT. Contents are withdrawable at any time — this is non-negotiable and stated plainly. A specimen whose wallet has been drained is publicly marked STRIPPED in metadata and in the terminal. Nothing is blocked; the collection just remembers.
STRIPPED is a metadata flag, not a contract restriction — it does not gate transfer, listing, or tun eligibility. It exists purely so a buyer can see, before bidding, whether a specimen's wallet still holds its seed. See §10 for how it renders on the card.