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3,333 minted, 3,322 remain. 43 will never trade again.
0.13to the next buy56% funded
Fees collect in the vault. When the balance clears the floor, the protocol buys the cheapest listed y00t on its own and locks it. Locked y00ts are never resold and never come back — the supply below you gets smaller and stays that way.
899 people hold the other 3,279.
The vault runs in the background; the rest is people. Traders, builders, collectors and gamers, in voice chat every day. This is who you would be sitting with.
- Unique holders
- 899
- Held each, on average
- 3.7
- Listed right now
- 1263.8%
The floor, right now
Live
- Floor
- 0.258 $21.39
- 24h Change
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- 24h Volume
- 0.4532 sales
- Listed
- 1263.8% of supply
- Owners
- 899Unique holders
A sample of the book — every third listing counting up from the cheapest, so these are not the six cheapest.The marked listing is the cheapest on the market, so it is the one the vault takes when it funds.See all 126 listings
Where the supply went
The vault burns nothing and redistributes nothing. The vault holds what it buys, which is why the circulating number only moves one way. Every buy is triggered by the balance, not by anyone's decision, and it always takes the cheapest listing on the market.
What actually happens here
- Traders
- Market talk in voice chat, and calls made in the open.
- Builders
- People shipping their own projects, trading services, and reviewing each other's work.
- Collectors
- Traits, rarity, and keeping track of who holds what.
- Gamers
- Watch parties and long gaming sessions in voice chat.
