Everything known, nothing implied
Docs
This page is deliberately dull. It lists what is true about the collection today, read straight off Ink, and separates it from what is planned. Anything in the second list can still change.
Verified on chain
Name / symbolThe Inkers / INKERS
Supply2222, minting closed
ChainInk (57073)
StandardERC-721 + ERC-721C (Limit Break transfer validator)
Metadataipfs://Qmdv…QpPz/<id>, baseURI + token id
RoyaltiesERC-2981 advertised, royaltyInfo returns zero
EnumerableNo — a wallet's tokens must be indexed off-chain
UpgradeableNo — EIP-1167 clone, implementation is fixed
collectionexplorer ↗
implementationexplorer ↗
Tiers
Fixed at mint, stored in each token's metadata, indexed here across all 2222 tokens.
Common99744.87%
Uncommon66830.06%
Rare32214.49%
Epic1587.11%
Legendary622.79%
Mythic150.68%
Planned soon
- 01An inkwell contract that holds a balance per token id and authorises against ownerOf, so what an Inker draws transfers with it.
- 02A pour keeper that buys tokenized assets on the hour and credits every open well in a single transaction.
- 03Activation, priced in stablecoin, funding the pour directly rather than burning a token and funding nothing.
- 04Binding, which burns Inkers and merges their wells and tiers into one survivor.
- 05An indexer over Transfer logs, because the contract is not enumerable and My Desk cannot work without one.
Known risks
- Art pinning is thin. The image CID did not resolve through ipfs.io during indexing and only served over dweb.link. The images on this site are served from our own origin as a result. Getting the collection pinned properly is outstanding.
- Royalties are permanently zero. The contract advertises ERC-2981 but returns a zero recipient, and the implementation has no setter. It is a clone, so it cannot be upgraded. Secondary sales will never fund anything here.
- None of the mechanics exist yet. Every page marked soon is unwritten. Do not buy an Inker on the assumption that any of it ships.