A ring is a fairy ring: a fixed number of mushrooms that
come up in a single night, shuffled once by the wood as the circle opens, and
picked in the dark ever after. Nobody chooses which one they carry home — not
the buyer, not the one who planted it, not this page. You lay the price down,
and the ring hands you a number.
No wallet here.
The page stays readable either way.
not on mainnet yet
Rings is not deployed on mainnet. It is the Gnomic NFT launchpad,
and it is working right now on a testnet — opening circles, drawing
pieces, mending what breaks. It reaches mainnet once it has earned it.
Nothing there costs real funds. The GNOMIC token and its airdrop are live
on mainnet regardless.
Say how many pieces exist and where their metadata lives. The chain
shuffles the numbers once, now, and deals them one at a time. What you set
here is what buyers read before they pay: the price can come down later, but
never up.
What it takes
Opening a ring costs — and you have —.
Of every piece sold, — goes to the treasury and the rest
reaches you in the same transaction.
Two signatures: one to let the ring take the fee, one to open it.
