🥔 SHIFT 2: TOP 3 MINERS SPECIAL
The kitchen is running a special for shift 2 which is 100 mints away. Starting at #1001 and ending at #2000, the kitchen is putting up 0.25 ETH for the top 3 miners in the shift.
1st — 0.12 ETH
2nd — 0.08 ETH
3rd — 0.05 ETH
Order up!
Combine two hashbrowns of the same size into the next size up. The one you pick first keeps its number, its special and its badge, and grows; the other is gone for good. Bigger sizes and specials earn Happy Hour points, and points mean you need fewer guesses to land a free Happy Hour order.
Apologies on the restricted orders. Once we realized that we were able to fix it. It was a launch bug.
Again, very sorry! We are working on site improvements to make the experience of combining better at the moment.
Thank you for your initial interest. I hope we can earn your trust back!
Thank you for the feedback. We are always looking to improve the user experience in the kitchen. So far, we tried to design a fair model that makes it more fun for people to play. We have the burns with the jar, Happy Hour, combining hashbrowns for better Happy Hour chances, and the percentage scale as the game advances.
All royalties on secondary go straight to the jar and cannot be touched by us. Each paid order sends more to the jar and less to the kitchen over time. Also, the Hashbrowns are fun!
We will keep working 🫡
Night one at the kitchen 🥔
883 hashbrowns fried in 14.7 hours. 520 free (first 500, and 20 through Happy Hour), 363 paid for.
66 are gone for good: 21 have been combined and burned into bigger sizes which gives them a Happy Hour mining boost. 45 were sent back over the counter (86'd!) and burned for good. The jar has paid out 0.0388 ETH to those that were burned. The jar fills itself with all resale royalties and a percentage of paid orders. The counter keeps a reserve: it only pays while the jar holds ten times one trade-in so a rush cannot empty it.
4 Happy Hours fired, 20 orders on the house.
@Nftobbt There was an issue with being able to sell on Opensea. The kitchen listed one and bought to make sure the problem was fixed after troubleshooting. The royalties from all sales go to the jar, and the listed NFT was mined and purchased like everyone else.
🍟 HAPPY HOUR
Every paid order and every resale royalty fills the carton.
When it's full, the next 5 orders aren't charged for. Just mine and they're yours.
Two per wallet, so nobody sweeps the round.
The free samples from the kitchen is over. Here's what the paid game looks like.
Two curves run in opposite directions, and they're both fixed in the contract forever.
The price climbs. 0.001 ETH starting at #501, 0.00125 by #1,000, 0.0023 by #2,500, 0.0065 by #5,000, 0.05 by #10,000. Slowly, every single order, no jumps.
The split flips. Right now the kitchen keeps 90% to keep the lights on and 10% goes in the jar. That reverses on the way as business picks up: 86/14 at #1,000, 75/25 at #2,500, 57/43 at #5,000, and 20/80 by #10,000. Past roughly #5,900 more of every order goes to the jar than to the kitchen.
The jar pays trade-ins. Every hashbrown mined for ETH carries 80% of what it cost, fixed forever, travelling with the token. 0.0008 starting at #501, 0.001 at #1,000, 0.005 at #5,000, 0.04 at #10,000. Send it back, take the trade-in, it burns.
The jar needs ten times a trade-in on hand before it pays one so a rush slows it down instead of emptying it.
By #10,000 an order puts in exactly what its own trade-in is worth.
The kitchen is open, order up!
Fry a hashbrown. Pixel hashbrowns you mine in your browser. Every one is found: your computer guesses until one wins, and that guess draws it on chain, forever. The first 500 are free.
https://t.co/tv7tMFFG6u
@papillon444444 Some people are mining this with serious hardware it seems. Thousands of times faster than a browser. That's why the work number is enormous and why a laptop is winning rarely right now. The paid mints start at 0.001 so they may slow down once the free allocations are mined.
@papillon444444 That number is temporary. Every hashbrown makes the next one harder for everyone, so a crowd can't sweep the free run. It halves every 15 seconds it stays quiet. Leave the tab open; it comes back to normal in a few minutes and then several land at once.