Autoglyphs · interactive mechanism simulation

Minter pays a fee → contract assigns a deterministic seed on-chain → the renderer's draw(id) regenerates the ASCII glyph from that seed at any time → the token joins the fixed-512 supply. The mint fee is split between charity and the creators — edit the split to see who actually captures the value.
Minter sends mint tx Autoglyphs contract mint fee: 0.2 ETH 0 / 512 minted 350.org (charity) 0.0 ETH received Larva Labs (creator) 0.0 ETH captured On-chain seed + draw(id) keccak256(seed) → 64×64 grid 0 renders computed Glyph supply (ERC-721) fixed cap: 512 Secondary market 0 resales
Glyphs minted
0 / 512
ETH donated to charity
0.0 ETH
ETH captured by creators
0.0 ETH
On-chain renders computed
0
Parameters — edit me
0.20 ETH
6.0/s
512
100%
0.0%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Defaults mirror the researched Autoglyphs mechanism (0.2 ETH mint fee routed entirely to 350.org, a fixed 512-piece supply, deterministic on-chain draw(id) rendering from a stored seed, and zero creator royalties), but mint timing and resale activity are randomized for visualization — not live onchain data. Drag the sliders to explore how fee splits and royalties would change value capture. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.