Permanent Pixels NFT Collection | Overview

Summary:

Permanent Pixels are 50 “pixel” X 50 “pixel” images that are generated and stored 100% on chain on the Polygon network, in a truly random manner (using Chainlink VRF). Each image contains 2500 “pixels,” all of which have an equally likely chance to be black or white. There can be up to 10,000,000 (10 Million) Permanent Pixels created.

Rarity and Metadata:

Permanent Pixels have two different rarity measures that are important to pay attention to. Visual Resemblance, which refers to how much the Permanent Pixel looks like something, and Mathematical Rarity, which refers to how mathematically likely it was for a Permanent Pixel to be randomly generated. Mathematical Rarity is included in the metadata but Visual Resemblance is not, as Visual Resemblance is too subjective to quantify. In addition to Mathematical Rarity, the metadata will also include the name of the NFT (pulled from what number in the collection it is), the on-chain image data, and its skew, which describes if there are more black than white squares in the image, or an equal amount.

Cost and supply:

There will be a max supply of 10 million Permanent Pixels. Each Permanent Pixel will cost .33 Matic to mint (excluding network fees). There is no limit to the number of Permanent Pixels that can be minted by one person, although a max of 1000 can be minted per request. The Permanent Pixels team does not take any royalties on secondary sales of Permanent Pixels (please be aware that NFT marketplaces can still take a percentage of sales revenue).

How to engage with Permanent Pixels:

Discord: https://discord.gg/6t7Ws9ZRTz

Twitter: https://twitter.com/pxlsnft

Website: https://www.pxlsnft.com/

Please read our “Deep Dive” article for a detailed description of the project: https://pxlsnft.medium.com/b5058ea72676