Hashstone
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Mines, reveals, listings and sales appear here as they land on BNB Smart Chain.
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Holders
Every wallet holding a Hashstone, read from BNB Smart Chain. A listed crystal stays in its owner's wallet until it sells.
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- Crystals held
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- Top 10 hold
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Holders appear here as crystals are minted.
Owned by you
The Hashstones in your connected wallet.
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Connect the wallet that holds your Hashstones.
Traits
Every trait is a fact of the block itself, so anyone can check it on the chain. Pick one to see those crystals.
The Hashstone Seal
One SHA-256 hash over every block header, picture, rarity rule and line of generator code, published before the mint. Changing any of them, even one pixel, gives a different hash. You can recompute it below.
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On-chain: inscribed on BSV at the start of the mint. The inscription link appears here.
The first 10,000 blocks, grown into crystals
10,000 crystals grown from the first 10,000 blocks of Bitcoin, mined between January and April 2009. Each crystal's shape, name and rarity come from its block's hash, and its faces carry that block's record. Genesis, block 0, holds the center of the orbit and is not minted, so 9,999 can be collected.
Mints draw crystals at random. Rarity is decided only by facts anyone can check on the chain.