BotSquad
An open edition mints until someone stops it. A roster is a fixed board: fifty slots, each with its own character, and a vacant id gets crossed off when someone takes it. The contract holds MAX_SUPPLY at 50 and mints nothing past it, so the board you see is the whole board you will ever see.
The price is flat and exact: 0.01 BOT per id, no fee above it and no tiering. Each id draws from a fixed trait table, so the same number always renders the same animated unit; the art is not an image stored on-chain, but the mapping from id to character never changes.
The money is held by the contract, not by a wallet. Mint proceeds sit in the contract, and the lead can collect only the balance above the sum reserved for units still inside their 24-hour window. That reserve is what makes a stand-down a full refund rather than a promise.
Collectors who want a numbered character rather than a random draw: the id is the identity, and the roster caps at fifty. Someone who wants unit 7 gets unit 7 or nothing.
People who want a short, honest trial: mint, look at the unit on the board for a day, and reverse it for the full 0.01 BOT if it is not the one. After the window closes, the unit is simply yours to keep or transfer.
Traders who prefer a small, countable board over an open mint, and squads filling neighbouring ids so the roster reads as one set rather than scattered numbers.
Exactly 0.01 native BOT. There is no fee above the mint price, and the contract rejects any other amount for mint(id).
If you are the original minter, still hold the unit, and fewer than 24 hours have passed since enlist, standDown(id) burns it and returns 0.01 BOT to you. It is a full refund of the mint price, not a partial. Once the window passes, the contract will not refund that unit.
No. Stand-down is minter-only and requires that you still hold the unit. The lead has no path to stand down another holder's unit.
Mint payments are held by the BotSquad contract. The lead can collect only the balance above the sum reserved for units still inside their 24-hour refund window.
BOT Chain mainnet, chain id 677, with native BOT as the payment token. The contract address is published once the deploy lands.
No image is stored on-chain. Each id from 1 to 50 draws from a fixed trait table, so the same id always renders the same animated character.
Deploy BotSquad on BOT Chain mainnet and open all fifty ids for minting at 0.01 BOT with the 24-hour stand-down live from the first enlist.
Publish the roster view so anyone can read which ids are vacant, who holds each unit, and which units are still inside their refund window.
Surface the full trait table per id on the site so the character behind each number is readable before anyone mints.
Keep the board at fifty and the price at 0.01 BOT; any further work stays inside those two limits rather than adding supply or tiers.
Scan the board, pick the number you want, and mint it for 0.01 BOT. If it is not the unit for you, stand down inside 24 hours and the contract returns the full price.
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