Every RIG starts sealed. Mutating writes its finished V3 painting onto the chain, permanently. It stays in the same wallet — only the picture changes. Anyone can pay for any RIG, yours or a friend's. Cost is the network fee only, about $0.17 per RIG at today's gas.
Prefer no website? Call unearth or unearthMany on the renderer contract from any block explorer. Same result, no site in between. These are the real function names — mutate is what they do.
A mind was measured: what it takes in, what it keeps, what it loses on the way back. The results were sealed with a hash and never shown. From that seal grew 10,000 miners, each carrying an X-ray, a message only it can read, and one tunnel of a maze that leads every RIG home. Nothing is announced on the cards. It is there for anyone who sits and watches.
Figures read from Robinhood Chain.
Type a RIG number and press Open. You do not need a wallet for this page.
The card, exactly as the V3 renderer stores it onchain.
Every RIG shows its V2 art until it is unearthed. Unearthing stores the RIG's real V3 art onchain forever; the chain checks it is the true art. Anyone can mutate any RIG: yours, or one as a gift. Nothing moves, nothing is minted: the same RIG changes in place.
The X-ray's lit pixels come in two greens the eye can't tell apart, #CCFF00 and #CCFE00. Read in order and unlocked with this token's own seed, they spell out a message.
Re-runs the NFT contract's own formula here in your browser.
No account, no email, no approval service. Your wallet signs one call and pays the network fee. The RIG never leaves your wallet and nothing new is minted.
Every RIG is a number from 1 to 10,000. It is printed on the card in your wallet and on its OpenSea page.
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Now is the card as it stands on chain today. After you unearth is the V3 painting written in its place. Your RIG never moves — only its picture changes.
This site is a convenience, not a dependency. If it is down you can still mutate any RIG from a block explorer. Everything below is public and needs no key.
Network fee is about 2.52M gas — roughly $0.17, priced from the live chain. You can mutate your own RIG, or one as a gift.
Every RIG carries a finished V3 painting. It stays sealed until someone unearths it: then it is written onchain forever, and the same RIG changes in place.
Unearthing opens when the V3 renderer is live.
Open My RIG and type its number, or open My Wallet to see all of yours. Each shows Sealed or Unearthed.
Press Mutate its V3 art. The page explains the transaction in plain words, then your wallet asks once. Only the network fee, about $0.17 at current gas. No approval, no tokens spent, nothing leaves your wallet.
The card turns from V2 to V3 in front of you. Open it on OpenSea; if it still shows the old picture, press Refresh metadata once.
Paste any wallet — yours or a friend's — and mutate every sealed RIG they hold, in safe batches. No typing RIG numbers one at a time.
Paste any address — yours, or a friend’s. Connect your wallet to pay. The RIGs do not have to be yours: unearthing is open to anyone who pays the network fee, and your friend never has to sign anything. Reading is free.
Tap the RIGs you want — yours or someone else’s — then send them in small groups of 4. You pay the network fee; nobody has to sign for a RIG they have already agreed to unearth. Up to 8 at a time — sending everything at once is what makes a browser give up.
Start mutating opens your wallet for you if it is not connected yet — you do not have to press the button above first. Your wallet then asks once per batch. Each batch is its own transaction, and you can stop whenever you want — RIGS already done are never redone. Looking is free. Only sending needs a connected wallet — and it can be yours, paying for a friend’s RIGS.
Everything you hold in one place, and every way to get your RIGS back out. Looking is free and signs nothing.
Paste any wallet address to see its RIGS, staking, certificates and draws. Nothing is signed, nothing is sent, no wallet needed.
Your wallet will ask before anything happens. This site never asks for an approval, a signature on a message, or the secret words that unlock your wallet.
Hand-dug specimens from New Hampshire pegmatite country and the fluorescent pocket, each weighed, photographed and given a certificate on Robinhood Chain, plus the museum's treasures, which are never sold. A certificate is the title to one real rock. Holders can ask for the physical piece. New finds from Peru and the fossil beds will join over time.
Smoky and milky quartz, feldspar, mica books, schorl, beryl and aquamarine. The first missions and every certificate so far. Exact sites are never published.
Material that glows green and purple under shortwave UV. Some pieces carry trace uranium minerals; these ship only after a Geiger check and proper packing.
A coastal mission with family in Peru. Finds will enter the museum and the Dig as a new locality once they are legally exported and weighed.
Fossils and other real-world finds will be placed over time. Finder's Marks earned now give weight when these are claimed.
Every RIG owns a claim in each locality: 24 columns across and 40 rows down. Real gram certificates from the bulk pools were buried before the season opened and locked with a hash. Rarer RIGs hold more. Nothing is easy to find.
None yet. Certificates sit six rows down or deeper.
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Marks carry weight when Peru finds and fossils are claimed.
Tap a tile next to your miner, or use the arrow keys. Hard rock takes several hits. Each hit uses one unit of lamp oil; oil refills every day at 00:00 UTC.
GoodsMash · House of Alpha · 2025–2026
Onchain generative work. Ten thousand unique pieces, one per token, each carrying an exact 128 × 128 pixel image, a radiograph, and a hash‑locked message.
Every card begins as a medical record. Not a symbol of one — an actual measurement, taken once, of a single mind: what it takes in, what it keeps after a delay, and what it can hand back. Those numbers are private and they are never published. They are not in the code, not on the card, not on this page.
What is public is the seal: one hash, C, of the secret
scores and a salt nobody has. It cannot be reversed. It proves a record was made
without ever showing what the record said — and the entire work is keyed to
it, so all ten thousand cards are provably built on the same sealed truth.
Then the record becomes physics. The animation runs for exactly as long as a person can hold a sequence of digits in mind before it slips. The miner across the chasm is the same creature with less of itself intact. Where the two halves of memory disagree, the rock tears, and the fault runs through the mine and never through the miner's face.
There are no words in the art. Nothing is announced. Watch it for a minute and it is a mind measuring itself — the parts that hold, the parts that come apart, and one small light that keeps walking home.
One card. Left alone, the sealed state — the record as it is stored today. Unearth it and the buried state comes up: the radiograph, its hidden message, and the tunnels.
Twelve things the work does, one at a time. Nothing below is captioned on the card. Each chapter takes a few seconds; let them run.
Nothing here was drawn by hand. Each card is computed, and the chain checks the result. Three formulas do the work.
keccak256(seed ‖ id ‖ salt) mod count — the
contract's own formula, run in your browser and on chain. Rarity is a roll of 1,333.C = keccak256(salt ‖ scores) — public. The salt and the
scores are not.#CCFF00 and #CCFE00. One number apart. Read in order and
unlocked with this card's own key, they spell out the Bitcoin genesis block hash,
this card's position in the maze, and a checksum that fails if a single pixel is
altered.The commitment this work is built on:
C = 0x521936988610c0efb7012b27a03de49540b835b0b2f2e3bf6a34179ac6b52d15
Nothing here is a promise of price. It is a record of what was made, how, and what it is fixed to.
All 10,000 cards in their Ledger Map positions. The bright thread is the Return Route from #1 to #10000. Drag to move, use + and − to zoom, click a card to open it.
Plain rules for keeping your RIGS and certificates yours.
No one from GoodsMash will ever ask for them — in a message, a form or a call. Anyone who asks is stealing from you.
No-custody staking and the draw only read what you own. The one contract that ever took custody is the original staking, and you can take your RIGS back from it with one button.
This site can only send to the addresses below, and only the six actions listed. Anything else is blocked in the code before your wallet sees it.
"Just look" shows everything about a wallet without connecting it. Connect only when you want to act, and check that your wallet shows Robinhood Chain (4663).
Before each action this site shows what it does in plain words. Your wallet then shows the same contract address. If they differ, reject it.
In Season 1 the dig runs on a server: oil is enforced per RIG per day, hits are spaced like a person swinging a pick, sessions need a wallet signature and a human check, and every placement can be re-checked when the season secret is published.
Your wallet will show this same contract address. If it shows anything else, reject it.