Take home one run of a fly brain.
Every fly is 50 ms of the same 165,122-neuron brain. Its pose, wings, eyes, colour and glow are what its neurons did in that run. No two runs came out the same.
- Price
- — ETH
- Buys $FLYBRAIN
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- Max per transaction
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- Network
- Robinhood Chain · 4663
Holding FLYNFT feeds the fly. The fly buys $FLYBRAIN.
Mint costs 0.0036 ETH. The collection keeps 0.002 and the other 44% stays in a contract that can do exactly one thing with it: swap it for $FLYBRAIN and send it to the treasury. No owner, no withdraw, no other way out. The swap itself is a separate call that anyone can make — the button below — so the ETH waits in the open until someone spins the wheel. 100% of royalties are converted by hand on top. The pot is held for FLYNFT holder airdrops.
- Treasury
- to be published
- Wheel contract
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- From every mint
- 44% · on chain
- From royalties
- 100% · by hand
- Minted through the wheel
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- Waiting to be converted
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Latest buys
A coin whose fees mint flies.
$FLYNFT trades on Pons. Every trade pays a 2% creator fee on top of Pons' 1%, and that fee is claimed by FlyFees, a contract with no owner and no withdraw. Every 0.0036 ETH it collects mints one FLYNFT fly through the wheel, so 44% of that also buys $FLYBRAIN, and the flies go to the project treasury. Anyone can trigger the harvest. A memecoin is a lottery ticket: nothing here promises anyone a return.
- Token
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- Fee contract
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- Owed by Pons
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- Held, waiting
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- Fees claimed
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- Dev buy
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How the fees move
- Every $FLYNFT trade costs 3%: 1% to Pons and a 2% creator fee.
- Pons credits the creator fee to FlyFees, not to a person.
- Anyone presses Harvest: FlyFees claims the fees and mints one fly per 0.0036 ETH through the wheel — 44% of each buys $FLYBRAIN.
- The flies go to the project treasury. If the collection ever sells out, FlyFees sends the remaining ETH there instead.
No website needed. Talk to the contract.
If this page is down, or you just prefer it, mint straight from the block explorer. The contract has one mint function and no owner.
- Open the contract on Blockscout: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
- Check it is the real one: under Read contract,
provenancemust equal—andmaxSupplymust be6000. - Go to Write contract and press Connect wallet. Your wallet must be on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663).
- Find
mint. In quantity type how many flies you want (1 to 20). - In the payable amount type price × quantity in ETH: — ETH for one fly. Any other amount is rejected by the contract and costs you only gas.
- Press Write and confirm in your wallet. The flies arrive in the same transaction.
Raw transaction
For wallets with a "send custom data" option, or scripts. This is one fly:
0xa0712d68 is mint(uint256). The last 64 hex digits are the quantity. For three flies they end in …03 and value is price × 3.
With the flywheel
Same call, sent to the wheel instead, at the higher price. 44% of it stays in the wheel and can only ever leave as $FLYBRAIN. This is what the mint button above does.
How a fly brain launched a collection.
Everything below is read from the files the run produced. Where the fly did something, it says so. Where a person did, it says that too. Nothing on this page is claimed that the proof file doesn't contain.
It sees with a fly's eye and moves with a fly's legs
No neuron was invented or renamed. The eye is the column map the dataset gives the optic lobe; the motor side is the descending neurons a real fly walks with.
What the fly did, and what people did
| Who | What |
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What isn't what it sounds like
Check it yourself
6,000 runs. Rarity came out of the brain.
Traits are ranked against all 6,000 flies: a Legendary trait is a readout in the top 1% of the whole population. Rarity rank adds up how surprising every trait is.
Say something. It will answer.
It has no language. Each reply is shaped by real spike counts from the recorded run: louder buzz where more neurons fired. It means nothing, and it never will.