COLLAPSE
THE UNKNOWN.
One block. One number. One identity. Trigger the core to simulate a mystery edition assignment. Production minting stays locked pending wallet review.
No payment. No wallet transaction. Simulation only.
THE BLOCK
IS THE ART.
256 chain-born identities. No image hosting. No hidden randomizer. Each mask is generated from a finalized Quantus block, with every pixel-path inscribed in under one kilobyte.
RENDER // V1.0
THE COLLECTION.
Every identity is mathematically derived, repeatable, and compact enough to actually live onchain.
ART FROM ENTROPY.
Not just cosmetic random traits. Every input is derived from source chain history. Same block, same rules, same artifact — forever.
32 bytes of verified chain history become the primary DNA seed.
Count the binary 1-bits to determine signal intensity and rarity hints.
Unusual hash prefixes affect the derived rarity metric.
Map the digest to palette, mask, eyes, crown, glitch and lattice.
Store the complete artwork in the Quark, not an offchain URL.
—THE MINT PROTOCOL.
A collector always verifies the artwork, price and provenance before submitting. No custody. No hidden payments.
Choose an unclaimed edition and its finalized chain source.
Derive traits and optimize a self-contained SVG below 960 bytes.
See the immutable bytes, wallet request, protocol fee and developer fee.
Requires a verified atomic fee split and Qlyphs-origin approval. Not enabled.
TRUST
THE DATA.
This is a functional prototype with simulated chain data. A real paid mint never launches unless the wallet transaction and payment split are verified.
READ QLYPHS DOCUMENTATION ↗> checking network...
INTEGRATION NOT LIVE.
QGEN is an independent prototype, not affiliated with Quantus or Qlyphs. This site uses simulated block data, cannot mint a Quark or connect a supported Qlyphs wallet, and does not collect QTC or creator fees. The proposed ~US$3 QTC creator fee would be separate from protocol and network charges and must be explicitly approved in the wallet. Wallet allowlisting, an atomic fee method, finalized chain proofs and mainnet tests are still required.
The 256-piece cap is a QGEN registry policy, not a Quarks protocol limit. QGEN edition numbers are not Quark numbers. Identical SVGs may be inscribed elsewhere. The mystery reveal is an animation, not a cryptographic blind mint.