NIXIE has no open free-mint function. That is a deliberate fix: on an earlier collection, a browser-side share check plus an open mint function let bots farm free mints straight from the contract, never touching the website. NIXIE closes that door on-chain instead of decorating it.

A claim works like this:

• Human check. You pass a Cloudflare Turnstile check on this site.
• Rate limits. The site backend allows one claim daily for each wallet and caps claims from one IP address. Limits live on the server, so they can be tuned without touching the contract.
• Signed voucher. The backend signs a one-time voucher that names your wallet, a single-use nonce and a 10-minute expiry.
• On-chain claim. Your wallet calls claimWithVoucher; the contract verifies the signature, burns the nonce and mints. A replayed, expired or foreign voucher reverts.

The first 100 claims are free. While the on-chain claim counter is below 100, the claim transaction must carry no BNB at all. From claim 101 onward it must carry exactly the claim fee of 0.000033 BNB (about Rp500; the owner can adjust it as the BNB price moves). Paid mints never touch the claim counter.

Free claims carry one extra step while the free slots remain: follow the project on X, share a post, and paste the post link into the claim form. The backend checks the link format before signing. Stated plainly: a follow cannot be proven without X API access, so that step is a friction gate for honest users — the signed voucher is the part that is actually enforced.

Paid mints need no voucher and no website step at all — the function is open by design, because the price itself is the anti-bot measure. Claim fees and paid proceeds collect in the same contract balance, withdrawable by the owner only.

Rarity is drawn at mint time from those weights. When a tier fills up, later draws land in the highest tier that still has room — the caps can never be exceeded.

The token is a plain ERC-20 with a fixed supply: no mint function, no burn, no transfer tax, no blacklist, no admin keys over balances. The full supply is minted to the deployer at launch; the mining pool is funded from it and locked by activation. Details live on the Mining page.

The contracts are written and fully tested on a local chain. The owner deploys and signs them himself; the addresses appear here — and in this site's config — the moment they exist. Nothing on this page asks you to trust an address that is not on-chain yet.

Why can I not just call the contract for a free piece?

Because that is exactly how bots farmed earlier daily-mint collections. The contract mints a claim only against a fresh, correctly signed voucher — everything else reverts.

Do claimed pieces earn mining rewards?

No. Only paid-mint pieces can stake. The contract writes a paid flag at mint time, and the mining contract reads it on every stake.

What happens when the 3,000 sell out?

Every mint and claim path closes — the supply check is inside both functions. Mining keeps running until its pool is empty.

When does the day reset?

00:00 UTC, which is 07:00 WIB. Paid counters and the site's claim limit both follow that roll.