21,000 pixel characters that live inside one contract. Unlock mining with a one-time key, then pay only for the Bitborn you find. No whitelist, no mint phases: your device hunts for a valid solution, and the contract mints the piece, bloodline, traits and all, forever.
- 1. MineYour device finds a Bitborn. You pay only for what you find.
- 2. ForgeKeep it in the Forge and earn Birth Points every day.
- 3. Win a GenesisPoints are your tickets. 500 Genesis, paid every week from the Vault.
In the beginning, there was only noise.
Static without shape. Signal without form.
Then, pixel by pixel, something began to assemble.
Not designed. Discovered.
What we built, and why.
Bitborn is not minted, it is mined. There is no list to get on and no button to press at the right second. Your device does real work, finds a valid hash, and the contract mints the piece it unlocks. The first one found is Bitborn #1. Nobody, not even us, chooses who gets what.
Everything lives on Robinhood Chain. The pixels, the backgrounds, the traits, the draws, the payouts. No server, no image hosting, nothing that can go offline or be edited later. What the contract renders today is what it will render in ten years.
The collection keeps a reason to exist after the last piece is found. Mined Bitborn carry a Hash Scar you can repair. The Forge turns holding into points, and points into Genesis draws. Season 2 lets you burn a piece, or save someone else's. And the 500 Genesis get paid every week from what the collection earns, with no token propping anything up.
Our own bloodlines. Nothing is borrowed: Human, Zombie, Ape and Alien, and hundreds of traits, were all created for this collection, pixel by pixel. Then 500 Genesis were picked one by one.
Bitborn does not mint. It mines.
Unlock mining with a one-time key. Pay only for the Bitborn you find, at a price that follows the collection, not you. No whitelist, no mint phases, no raffle, no cap per wallet: each piece you find in a row doubles the work, and it cools down every 3 hours. Mining ends when the last piece is found, and at the latest after 60 days. The very first Bitborn found is Bitborn #1, the piece in the Black Tuxedo: whoever mines first takes it home. After that, every discovery is a surprise.
A small one-time key per wallet: 0.0004 ETH. It does not stop anyone from joining, but it puts a real cost on multiplying accounts to bend the rules.
No limit, no fee, ever again. Your device searches for a solution in the background. Progress moves in view the whole time, never a silent wait for a miracle.
Every discovery has a price, set by how far the collection has come when you find it, not by who you are or how many wallets you hold. From 0.0004 ETH to 0.0074 ETH, never more.
Mining early costs less, because the risk taken is greater. As the collection advances and the project proves itself, the claim price follows: gradually, continuously, never in sharp steps that could be timed or gamed. But it always stays bounded: the last Bitborn will never cost a fortune. Those who arrive late are not buying blind. They are buying into a project that has already shown it holds up.
Verified on-chain, not on a server
Every proof is checked directly by the contract, the same one that mints the piece. Nothing to trust off-chain, nothing a server could fake or censor.
Every find is a surprise
Nobody chooses what they find. The order of all 20,500 pieces was sealed before mining opened, and its fingerprint is public: the Nth Bitborn found is the Nth piece in that order, whoever finds it. How to check it.
Built to resist farms
More work for each claim made in a row (it cools down every 3 hours), a key per wallet, and a price tied to the collection rather than to any one miner. Stacked together, they make cornering the supply slow, costly, and visible to everyone.
A pace you can feel
Progress is tracked in shares, not all-or-nothing attempts. Your device shows steady movement, and the difficulty adjusts on its own to keep discoveries coming at a living pace, whether ten people are mining or ten thousand.
Bitborn is not a token. There is no buyback, nothing that depends on another asset's price to keep working. What you mine, you own. And mining is only the door in. Once your Bitborn exists, it keeps living: Forge it, risk it, or leave it alone. The game starts after you mine, not before.
Full mining docs →What is Bitborn.
Bitborn is a collection of 21,000 characters, 20,500 to mine and 500 Genesis sealed in the contract, built pixel by pixel across four bloodlines: Human, Zombie, Ape and Alien. Bitborn is not minted, it is mined. One key unlocks mining. You pay only for the Bitborn you find. Nothing here is borrowed. The four bloodlines and every trait were created for Bitborn, one pixel at a time, and the 500 Genesis were each picked one by one.
Genesis is the first form, not the final one. Forging a Bitborn earns Birth Points, and every point is a ticket in the Genesis draw held at each epoch. Burn a piece to earn more, or save someone else's from the fire. Once released, a Genesis only earns its share of the Vault while it stays engaged in the Forge. Twenty-one thousand pieces. A shrinking supply. A reserve that only grows.
Bitborn is not one thing.
You mine it, you forge it, you can repair it, burn it or save it, and 500 of them get paid. Eight parts, one contract.
Mining
No mint, no whitelist. One key, then your phone or computer hunts for a valid hash and the contract mints what you find. No cap per wallet, no whitelist: it ends when the last piece is found. Leave it running: every find is claimed for you.
The Collection
21,000 Bitborn, 100% on-chain. Four bloodlines: Human, Zombie, Ape, Alien. Each mined piece is born with a Hash Scar, pixels torn away by the mining itself. No two are alike.
Forge
Keep your Bitborn in the Forge and earn Birth Points every day. Commit for 30 or 180 days to earn faster. Points are your tickets for the Genesis draws. The piece never leaves your wallet.
Genesis
500 hand-picked pieces, sealed in the contract. Nobody can buy one: they are drawn among Forge holders at four epochs. Each Genesis has its own wallet inside it.
Vault
80% of every royalty, every save and every repair goes into the Vault. Every week, 20% of it is paid to the Genesis kept in the Forge, straight into the wallet inside each Genesis.
Restore
Any mined Bitborn can be repaired: its Hash Scar heals and the original pixels come back, for good. 0.002 ETH to the Vault, 200 Birth Points. Genesis and 1/1s are never scarred.
Burn & Save
Season 2. Burn a Bitborn for Birth Points and it lands on Death Row for one hour. Anyone can bid to save it: the price starts 10% above its OpenSea price and every bid goes to the Vault, not to the burner. The supply shrinks either way.
Marketplace
Trade on OpenSea, track rarity, and discover Bitborn shaped by other hands: saved, repaired, forged.
What's real, and what's next.
No dates we can't keep. Just the order things get built in, and why.
The Collection
21,000 Bitborn, fully on-chain: pixel art and traits rendered directly by the smart contract. No off-chain images, nothing that can go offline. 20,500 to mine, 500 Genesis sealed in the contract.
Forge & Burn
Royalties from secondary sales, split automatically by the contract. Soft forging with a duration multiplier, your piece never leaves your wallet. Burn to earn Birth Points, or bid to save someone else's piece. Genesis must stay in the Forge to receive its weekly share.
A wallet for every Genesis
Every Genesis gets its own on-chain account (ERC-6551), separate from your own wallet but permanently tied to the piece. Rewards land there, and they travel with the Genesis if it is ever sold, but only while it is engaged in the Forge: a Genesis sitting idle in a wallet is left out of the weekly share. Regular Bitborn do not need one, giving 20,500 pieces an account each would cost gas without changing anything.
Leaderboard
See where you stand: Birth Points earned, pieces forged, burns and saves. Public, on-chain, and impossible to fake.
Pro creator tools for holders
A more advanced version of the pixel generator, unlocked exclusively for Bitborn holders, for those who want to keep building alongside us.
Weekly Genesis share
Once all 500 Genesis are born, the Vault starts paying out: every week, part of it is shared equally between every Genesis sitting in the Forge, then it starts again. Genesis is not the end of the story, and that is all we are saying for now.