Ixodes is live on Robinhood Chain.
Attach a tick to any NFT on the chain, pay half to its owner, burn 40%.
It rides the host and gets fatter every week.
Attach: https://t.co/5IYoXtW2LL
CA: 0x99BAa96f63c79fEba1fA6463eb67E7621C86bb09
Collection: https://t.co/7DV5cxub0l
We put a tick on the #1 of four collections on Robinhood Chain.
Hashcats #1. PONSBABY #1. Origin Punk #1. Robinhooders #1.
Three of them still sit in their founders' wallets. Each founder was paid 1 521 $TICK the second the tick landed.
They did not ask for it. They cannot list it, send it or shake it off.
The only way out is a squash at twice the price, and all of that burns.
It fattens from here.
https://t.co/yPe7xJoKtf
You asked how a tick works. Two minutes, the live site, every step.
Attach, rides, fattens, squash. Where the money goes. Why the tick itself does not trade, and why that is the point.
Sound on.
https://t.co/5IYoXtW2LL
WHY THE NFT DOES NOT TRADE
Because a tick is not a standalone NFT. It is minted onto another NFT, the host, and it belongs to whoever owns that host.
Sell the host, and the tick goes with it. The buyer gets both. That is the trade.
The tick itself cannot be listed, sent or approved. Every transfer reverts, on purpose. That is why the host's owner is paid half of every attach, and why getting a tick off costs twice the price.
You do not trade the tick. You trade the NFT it lives on. The tick is what makes that NFT worth more.
https://t.co/TFU61Zya9Q
How Ixodes works, in plain words.
A tick is an NFT that cannot exist on its own. It is minted onto another NFT, the host: any ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain, yours or somebody else's.
1. You pay 2 000 $TICK to attach. Half goes to whoever owns the host, at that moment, on the spot. 40% burns. 10% treasury.
2. The tick is minted to the host's OWNER, not to you. Attaching to a stranger's NFT is paying them to carry your tick. Attaching to your own means the owner's half burns too.
3. The tick cannot be sold, sent or listed. Sell the host and the tick goes with it. The buyer gets both.
4. Every full week on the host the tick gets fatter: flat, fed, plump, swollen, engorged. Four weeks and it is a ball. Drawn by the contract, on chain.
5. One tick per host. The only way to get it off is a squash: the host's owner pays twice the attach price, all of it burns, the slot reopens.
Price climbs 15% every 256 ticks. 3 072 in total, ever.
Attach: https://t.co/xsdvkXMgg5
Marketplaces read Transfer events, and a tick moves without one when its host is sold.
Anyone can call sync to emit it; a keeper does every ten minutes; the site shows a button when it lags.