Their file is a 0.49 MB PNG
(2543x1429) pinned on IPFS. What is on Cardano is a pointer to it —
ipfs://QmVw9uSfVeqW… — and a pointer is only as permanent as
whoever keeps paying to pin it.
On the right is the same frame redrawn as vector art and written into the minting transaction itself: 4,630 bytes of SVG, no gateway, no pin, no bill.
Open policy, no signature required, no payment output — nobody takes a cut. You pay the network fee and a min-UTxO that stays in your own wallet holding the token. The window closes at the slot below, after which this policy is dead forever.
No wallet reached this page. To mint, open it in a wallet's dapp browser — Vespr on a phone, or the Eternl extension on desktop. An ordinary mobile browser cannot talk to your wallet.
| policy id | computing… |
| policy script | { "type": "before", "slot": 196010383 } — no signature
required, so anyone may mint until that slot |
| closes | 24 Aug 2026 13:04 UTC |
| asset name | VOTE<8 hex> — derived from the
UTxO you spend, so every mint is a distinct token |
| image | 4,630 bytes of SVG, base64 in CIP-25 metadata |
| you pay | ~0.47 ADA network fee, plus ~1.17 ADA min-UTxO that stays in your wallet |
| creator takes | nothing — there is no payment address in this transaction |
A user interface, which is vector-native content photographed as a raster. This is the one that comes back essentially exact. The silhouettes were traced from the colour regions of the original and simplified until they fit the budget; the linework was rebuilt. Held beside the original at full size the differences are visible — that is the honest trade for a picture that never needs anything else to survive.
b2dd37065c35e5d0…) and they are on X.
If they would rather this did not exist, it comes down.