Questions, answered.

2,222 animated bidding machines on Ink. Every machine is backed by exactly 1 INKTRON token. You can switch between the token and the NFT at any time, or hardwire the NFT to make it permanent and earn from swap fees.

It works like one, but in a safer way. There is a normal token (INKTRON) and a normal NFT collection (Inktrons). The NFT contract turns 1 token into 1 machine and back, instantly. That keeps both sides compatible with Uniswap, OpenSea and every wallet.

It's Uniswap's Continuous Clearing Auction (CCA). Tokens are released block by block. Each block has one clearing price, and every bid at or above it buys at that same price. The price only goes up when demand is higher than supply. When the auction ends, 100% of the ETH goes into a Uniswap v4 pool at the final price.

Only GTD and WL wallets. GTD can bid from the start, WL joins 12 hours later. There is no public bidding. Everyone else can buy from the Uniswap pool as soon as the auction ends.

Anything. There is no limit per wallet.

The clearing price of each block you were filled in, never more than your max price. You don't pay your own bid. If the price rises above your max, your bid stops and you get the unused ETH back.

0.0001 ETH per token.

Right after the auction ends and the pool opens. Go to the Auction page, load your bids and press Claim. That gives you your INKTRON tokens and any refund.

Go to the Machines page and press Mint. It locks 1 token for each machine. The NFT shows up in your wallet and on OpenSea.

Hardwiring burns the token behind your machine forever. The machine can never be redeemed again, but it earns a share of every swap. Rewards are paid in ETH, and you can claim them any time on the Machines page. If you sell a hardwired machine, its unclaimed rewards go with it.

2% to hardwired machines, 0.85% to buy and burn INKTRON, and 0.15% to the creator. On sells the fee is taken in tokens, and those are burned. The split lives in Uniswap's FeeSplitter contract and cannot be changed by anyone.

Yes, forever. The pool position is sent to Uniswap's FeeSplitter contract, which has no owner and no withdraw function. Nobody can ever pull the liquidity.

22 tokens: 2 for the gold 1/1s and 20 others. The team takes 0 ETH from the auction. Any LP tokens the pool doesn't need are burned.

#0001 Genesis and #0002 Aurum show XAU on their screens. They are held by the team and will be auctioned separately later.

Any EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Rainbow and others) on the Ink network. You need ETH on Ink to bid and to pay gas. The site adds Ink to your wallet for you.

The auction, the pool setup and the fee splitter are Uniswap's own audited contracts. The Inktrons token, NFT, gate and burner are small, open-source contracts that are verified on the Ink explorer. They are not separately audited, so only bid what you're comfortable with.