cubixles_ is an ERC-721 experiment in defining and exercising productive rights in NFT ownership:
In cubixles_, ownership functions as the right to compose, curate, and externalize context without transferring or encumbering the originals.
Each cubixle is an ERC-721 whose artistic identity is defined by, and whose provenance is anchored to, an ownership-verified configuration of existing NFTs you already own.
How it works
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Connect your wallet.
Select 1–6 NFTs you own.
We snapshot key metadata (and collection floors when available).
The interactive artwork and metadata are pinned to IPFS.
You sign the mint transaction on the selected network.
What gets minted
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An ERC-721 with:
hosted metadata pinned during the mint flow, and
an external_url pointing to your IPFS-hosted interactive cube.
a generative paperclipping (.png) that is unique to your wallet address and this interaction.
the right to set the per-token royalty forwarding contract (builder mints).
The referenced NFTs remain fully independent assets. The cubixle does not contain, escrow, or substitute them -- cubixles_ record their configuration.
Mint pricing
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Builder mints cost 0.0055 ETH + 5% of the snapshot floor total (0.01 ETH fallback per face). 8.5% of total mint fees goes to EACH of the linked projects (that's 51% in total to the projects you choose when linking 6 NFTs to your cubixles_).1
1Bootlegger mints follow a legacy pricing system that depends on the active network.
NFT-native digital art forces a reconsideration of rarity. In a medium where images are infinitely replicable and traits are algorithmically enumerable, scarcity at the level of form is largely synthetic.
Cubixles starts from a different premise: the only element that is conceptually rare in NFT space is contextualized provenance.
Images can be copied. Styles can be forked. Traits can be regenerated.
But the specific, verifiable context of ownership relations - who owned what, when, and how those works were brought into relation - is irreducible.
Cubixles consolidates this insight into three aligned layers:
Principle: Rarity in NFTs does not emerge from visual uniqueness, but from contextualized lineage - the historically specific configuration of provenance mapped onto ownership and reference.
Primitive: Provenance itself becomes the creator market primitive: a composable, ownership-verified relation between tokens.
Mechanism: The minting process binds the verifiable provenance of NFTs a user already owns into a new token, making contextual rarity executable and material.
Builder mints snapshot live floor data to set the Feingehalt, route 8.5% of the total mint price to each referenced NFT royalty receiver, deploy a per-mint royalty forwarder so the minter controls future splits, and generate a wallet-seeded paper clip sculpture (with QR) pinned to IPFS as the display image, plus a p5.js inspector capture of the cube at mint.
In this framework, rarity is no longer a property of images or traits. It is a property of relations.
Choose a wallet
Select a browser wallet to connect. WalletConnect is used when no browser wallets are detected.
Choose a network
Your selection controls which chain is used for NFTs, minting, and metadata.
Mint flow
Expect a mix of wallet prompts and short waits:
Confirm the commit transaction (only network fee).
Wait for the reveal block to open.
Sign the metadata pin request (signature only).
Confirm the metadata commit transaction (only network fee).
Wait for metadata confirmation.
Confirm the final mint transaction (mint fee + network fee).
Wait for mint confirmation.
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cubixles_
Mint cubixles_: NFTs linked to interactive p5.js artwork whose provenance is tethered to NFTs you already own.
Mint fees and resale royalties route through the RoyaltySplitter. When swaps are enabled, 25% of the ETH is sent to the owner, 25% is swapped to $LESS (sent to the owner), and 50% is swapped to $PNKSTR (sent to the owner). If swaps are disabled or fail, all ETH is forwarded to the owner.
How the leaderboard works
Each mint snapshots total $LESS supply. The leaderboard ranks tokens by ΔLESS — the drop in total supply since the token’s last transfer. Earlier mint and longer holds contribute to bigger ΔLESS.
