Experiment No. 1 asks one question. Can minters get back every bit of ETH they put in?
The edition is 333 memes, following 6529's standard mechanics. Before any paid minting even starts, a free airdrop already gives away about 30 cards to the 6529 team, 20 to me, and 10% of the edition, about 33, to the 6529 Museum. What's left, up to 250 cards, is what actually mints for ETH at the fixed 6529 price of 0.06529 ETH. Whether that sells out or not, the experiment moves through three phases, each one measuring how close minters get to getting their ETH back. These are targets, not promises. I prefer to under promise and over deliver.
Phase 1
Getting the card dropped and fully minted. Before any minting happens, the card needs enough
TDH votes on 6529.io to reach the top of the leaderboard and win a drop slot. Once it's live, Phase 1 is about getting all 250 paid slots minted out.
Phase 2
The target is minters getting back 50% of the ETH they put in, funded by selling the Karur Amethyst. That plan works best with about 5 ETH in artist share.
Phase 3
The target is minters getting back 100% of the ETH they put in, a full return, funded by the next Phantom Quartz find. That needs closer to 9 ETH in artist share to be realistic.
Real Backing
This isn't funded on hope alone: a real business that is already generating monthly recurring revenue backs this card to complete the phases. Its numbers are public and refresh automatically.
See Execution plan →