999
HEXAGONS
A generative collection on BNB Chain. Every hexagon is drawn by the contract itself, on-chain, from its token number. No image files. No IPFS. Black canvas, three rings, accent dots and a 5 by 5 glyph.
The art
Each token is built from one hash of its token number. Same number, same art, forever. The viewer below runs the same math as the contract, so what you see here is the exact art a token will have when it is minted.
Three pointy-top hexagons, drawn as gray outlines on a pure black canvas. Every token has exactly three.
10 to 14 dots in the token accent color, placed by the hash. Dots never land on the center glyph.
A pixel glyph in the center, 12 to 20 of its 25 cells filled. Never a solid block.
Each token gets one accent color from the 12 below. Silver is the rare one, at 3%.
12 accent colors
One token in each accent, drawn by the same on-chain art. The share is each color's slice of the 999.
Mint
Status below is read live from the contract. Minting needs a wallet that holds a Binance Agent ID.
First mint per wallet is free. Mints 2 to 5 cost $0.10 each, paid in BNB at the live Chainlink BNB/USD price.
Connect a wallet to see your exact cost.
- A Binance Agent ID is required to mint. No Agent ID, no mint. The contract checks it on-chain.
- Payment must be exact. The page quotes the exact BNB amount from the contract before you sign.
- Gas is paid in BNB on top of the mint cost.
Market
Trading runs on bids. Buyers set the price in USDT, and holders decide whether to take it. There are no fixed price listings.
Reading open bids from the market contract...
On every fill, the seller receives the bid price less a 1% market fee and the 1% collection royalty. A 10.00 USDT bid pays the seller 9.80 USDT per hexagon.
Total escrow: enter a price and quantity.
- Step one approves the USDT, step two places the bid and moves the full escrow into the market contract.
- A bid is for any hexagon in the collection, not a specific token number, and it has no expiry.
- Cancel your bid at any time to get the escrow for the unfilled part back.
No bid selected. Pick one in the order book, or use Quick sell.
- Step one approves the market to move your hexagons, step two fills the bid. The USDT lands in your wallet in the same transaction as the fill.
- You can fill part of a bid: send fewer hexagons than the bid still wants.
Reading trades...
Collection
The contract is deployed on BNB Chain and its source is verified on BscScan with an exact match.