We’ve always known wallet addresses as strings of letters and numbers—dry, soulless data, yet always present.
We decided to transform this constant presence into a living image.
Instead of remaining mere tools for transactions, these addresses are turned into unique, enduring works of art—digital fingerprints that forever belong to their owners. A signature that always stays with its creator.

In a world where everything began with pixels—from the first games to the earliest digital artworks—we chose to reimagine your digital identity through pixels, intertwining the spirit of pixel art with the structure of the wallet itself.
As a result, each pixel creature born in this project is generated directly from the structure of the wallet address (fxminter) and the artwork's hash (fxhash).

Each creature in this project is a synthesis of these two unique data points.
Colors, forms, and even the sequence in which the creature appears are entirely derived from them.
The piece begins with an intelligent system analyzing your identity.
Then, these data are translated into pixel creatures, built in three distinct sections, emerging with colors extracted from the hash.
No two creatures are alike—each is a living, one-of-a-kind reflection of its holder.

But this is only the beginning...

Holders of tokens from this project (Season One) will unlock a hidden layer within their artwork—one that is not visible at first glance.
It’s as if an abstract image, a subconscious imprint, rests quietly behind the pixels.
A layer that will only be revealed with entry into Season Two.

This piece marks the first season of a long-term project—one crafted with a multi-season perspective.
With each season, not only do the meaning and form of the artworks evolve, but the value of the tokens increases over time—not just in visual terms, but as fragments of a living narrative, where each season uncovers a new layer of *you*.

Only the holders of Season One tokens will possess the key to enter Season Two.

Reptile 🦎
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