ORG

ORGANIC DISTRIBUTION

The picture below is the token: every byte of it lives in the minting transaction. No IPFS, no server, nothing to keep alive.

Nothing needs to be hidden if it is simply divided until no one can hold all of it in view at once. "Organic distribution." Tens of thousands of doors, and the tell was never any single one of them — it was that they all opened in the same minute.

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mint closes 09 Aug 2026 02:32 UTC · enforced by the policy itself, not by this page

Also open right now: BYTTG (1 of 9, closes 08 Aug 2026 05:00 UTC), IVYOM (3 of 9, closes 08 Aug 2026 23:52 UTC), TGM (2 of 9, closes 08 Aug 2026 20:20 UTC), NDL (6 of 9, closes 08 Aug 2026 22:04 UTC), HOTEL (5 of 9, closes 09 Aug 2026 01:05 UTC), DNPG (7 of 9, closes 09 Aug 2026 03:49 UTC), SMOKE (8 of 9, closes 09 Aug 2026 12:02 UTC). Separate policy, separate deadline, separate collection.

policy id	`computing…`
policy script	`{ "type": "before", "slot": 194676488 }` — no signature required, so anyone may mint until that slot, after which the policy is dead forever
asset name	`ORG<8 hex>` — derived from the UTxO you spend, so every mint is a distinct token
image	`9,479 bytes` of SVG, base64 in CIP-25 metadata
you pay	~0.76 ADA network fee, plus ~1.17 ADA min-UTxO that stays in your wallet holding the token
creator takes	nothing — there is no payment address in this transaction
proof	the image is embedded in the transaction your wallet signs. After it confirms, pull the base64 back out of the CIP-25 metadata, decode it, and you get the picture above — byte for byte, from the chain, with no server involved.

Open policy, honestly stated. The policy requires no signature, which is what makes the mint free and permissionless. It also means supply is unlimited and anyone can mint anything under this policy id until the deadline. That is the joke, and it is deliberate. Do not treat this as a scarce collectible.