1,500 free mint
Half the collection is free. 1,500 Tamabits cost nothing to mint, you only pay the Arc network fee. The other 1,500 come at a price announced later.
two ways in, one is free
free mint
1,500Free · you only pay the network fee in USDC
paid mint
1,500Price TBA
how it works
01get ready
Add Arc to your wallet and keep a little USDC for the network fee.
02mint
Pick the free mint or the paid mint when it opens. Rules and times come first.
03reveal
The art is written on chain and your Tamabit is revealed. It matches the provenance hash.
- free mint
- 1,500 Tamabits
- free mint cost
- free · network fee only
- paid mint
- 1,500 Tamabits
- paid mint price
- TBA
- mint date
- TBA
- limit per wallet
- announced with the date
- network
- Arc
- contract address
- published at mint
- art storage
- fully on-chain
- provenance hash
- 0xf13fe455…0029af36
- reveal
- after mint, matches the hash
locked until mint
2,984 of the 3,000 pets stay hidden until mint. The preview shows 16 epic, uncommon and common pets. Every mythic and legendary stays hidden.
mint questions
Is the free mint really free?
Yes. The 1,500 free Tamabits cost nothing to mint. You only pay the Arc network fee, which is paid in USDC.
When does mint open?
The date is announced before minting opens, together with the rules and the limit per wallet.
What does the paid mint cost?
The price for the other 1,500 is announced later.
Why is the collection locked?
So every pet is a surprise. A preview of 16 shows the style, the provenance hash proves the art is already fixed, and the rest are revealed after mint.
What does fully on-chain mean?
The pixels and traits of every pet are stored on Arc and the contract draws the picture. There is no image file on IPFS or a server that could disappear.
What is the provenance hash?
A fingerprint of all 3,000 pictures in token order, published before mint. After reveal, anyone can hash the on-chain art and see it matches, so nothing was swapped.
What do I need to mint?
A wallet connected to Arc and a little USDC for the network fee.