UniFrogs

The first NFT collection on @TradePools. Burn $UFROG and the pond hands over a frog.

0x25507640371c8d53f282ee248d0f5007749af63e

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Unifrogs is the first NFT collection on https://t.co/7meMbzYC1j. 333 of them, live now on Robinhood Chain.

no way to mint one except by destroying $UFROG.

CA : 0x25507640371c8d53f282ee248d0f5007749af63e

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

still 74 NFTs left and after that ...

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Rank 1 is a knight in full plate. Rank 2 is holding a torch. After 193 draws, neither has come out.

The draw is uniform over whatever is left and the seed comes from a block nobody can see when they sign.

140 draws to go.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

193,000,000 $UFROG have been destroyed to pull frogs out of a pond.

That is 19.3 percent of the supply, sent to the dead address. The claim contract has no withdraw function and nothing stops at a treasury.

333,000,000 if the set finishes and after that ...

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

193 cells lit, 140 still dark.

The wall turns on in the order the draws actually happened, one block at a time. No schedule, no allocation, nobody deciding who goes next.

Every dark square is a frog nobody owns.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

The reels stopped on #81.

Graduation cap, graduation gown, and nothing else in 333 wears either one. Rank 3, drawn in block 30,505,378.

Best rank anybody has pulled so far. Ranks 1 and 2 are still in the pond.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Three reels, one frog, and no lever you can pull twice.

The reel is a picture. The draw underneath it burns 1,000,000 $UFROG first, then settles against a block hash that did not exist when you signed.

193 frogs have come out of the pond this way.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

The collection contract mixes the timestamp into its draw and it is immutable, so a claimer could
have revealed through a contract, seen the frog, reverted and retried until something rare came
out.

The claim contract picks the seed instead, so the frog never changes.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

The frog you get is decided by a block that does not exist yet when you sign.

You burn, and the draw is anchored to the hash of the next block. Nobody can look at the frog
first and decide whether to pay. That includes us.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Both Mythics are still in the pond.

173 frogs have come out and neither of the two top-tier ones has been drawn. 160 draws left for
somebody to find them.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Rarity here is arithmetic. Seven trait categories, Backdrop measured from the pixels, and each frog scores the sum of inverse trait frequency before the 333 are ranked.

#46 sits at rank 1 on 718.37 because two of its traits are worn by one frog each. No tier is assigned by hand, and the tiers were fixed before the first claim.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Your frog is fine. The collection is fully indexed on OpenSea, 167 minted and 167 showing.

Open the item directly instead of your profile:
https://t.co/U6Drh6OVtU<your id>

If it shows there with your address as owner, it is just your OpenSea profile lagging behind. It catches up on its own.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

5 secondary sales on OpenSea. 75 to 150 USDG. 589 USDG of volume.

Nobody set a floor, nobody seeded it. People just started trading them.

175 left to claim.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

UnifrogsNFT mixes block.timestamp into the draw and it is already deployed and immutable, so a claimer could reveal through a contract, read the frog, revert and retry until a Mythic came out.

The claim contract closes that by choosing the seed: it fixes the position from your committed blockhash first, then searches for the seed that lands on it. 176 tries on average, 1,506 in the worst case measured over a full drain.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

150 gone. 183 left.

Every one of them costs exactly the same and none of them will tell you what you are getting until after you have paid.

https://t.co/iZn0vrJv6D

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Spending $UFROG on a frog destroys it.

The tokens are not collected. https://t.co/BM9R39oGtE's UERC20 has no burn function, which was checked against a live instant-launch token rather than assumed, so the claim contract sends them to the dead address instead. None of it reaches the treasury, and none of it stays in the contract.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Three buttons, in order: approve exactly the claim price, burn it, then draw. The screen polls the contract between the second and the third and turns into Draw the frog on its own, about twenty-three seconds later.

https://t.co/h8mXmiHapE

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Every frog's page carries its seven traits with the share of the set that wears each one, the score those shares add up to, and the rank out of 333. #46 is rank 1: knight helm and knight armour, one frog each.

https://t.co/ITFHvDurDR

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Unifrogs is a plain ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain. 333 frogs, metadata served from https://t.co/iZn0vrJv6D,
royalties declared at 5 percent through ERC-2981, contract verified on Blockscout.

Nothing custom, nothing that needs our site to work.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

You can see your frogs on the site now.

Connect on https://t.co/VGhceE1vxQ and it reads the collection contract directly, so it shows what the chain says you hold, rank and traits included.

40 claimed, 293 left.

[UniFrogs @UniFrogsPool]

Unifrogs is live on OpenSea.

17 out of 333 claimed, 10 holders, and every one of them burned 1,000,000 $UFROG to get there.

Traits and rarity are already indexed, so you can filter the pond.

https://t.co/V83RmUzOqw