About GlyphBots
the bots count down. the art counts up.
11,111 robots, minted out in a weekend.
GlyphBots is a fully onchain collection of 11,111 robots on Ethereum. It minted out in one weekend and the mint closed forever. Since then the count only moves down. Holders burn bots for credits, and burns are permanent.
the bots count down. the art counts up.
Guardians of the Glyphnet.
The bots live in The Glyphnet: a vast post-singularity network realm where digital consciousness and infrastructure merge. Something is eating it. Entropy corruption spreads node by node. The GlyphBots are the guardian programs holding the line.
Each one carries a generative genetic code (its DNA) and belongs to one of five factions:
- datanet guildinformation transport and security
- stellar collectiveenergy harmonization and calibration
- hex consortiumsystem architecture and routing
- void syndicatesecurity and threat elimination
- wave riderstemporal coordination and flow
Every bot has its own field record: a title, a role, a mission. You'll find it on the bot's page. When a bot generates, that record feeds into the art.
Pick a bot
Any of the 11,111, yours or someone else's. Its DNA (traits, glyphs, and a story) is the seed for everything the Gen Portal makes.
Generate
The Gen Portal feeds that DNA to the latest AI model and renders your artifact in 4K. Costs 1 credit, and every bot has 3 free gens, for life. You can blend up to 5 extra bots you own into one generation.
Mint
Mint it as a 1/1 or an edition up to 1,000, ERC-1155 on Ethereum. A 1/1 is the only copy that will ever exist. Own the bot? Free. Don't? 0.0004 ETH per mint goes to the bot's owner.
The portal always runs the newest model we support: currently Gemini 3 Pro at 4K. Every artifact records the model that rendered it, forever. That's the point of an uncapped canvas: the bots stay fixed, the renders keep getting better.
- generate
- 1 credit · free gens are spent first (every bot has 3, for life)
- credits
- 5 per 0.0001 eth · or 20 for burning a bot
- mint, your bot
- free
- mint, anyone else's
- 0.0004 eth per mint → paid to the bot's current owner
That's the whole loop. The bots stay scarce, the canvas stays open, and a bot people want to remix is worth holding.
What is a GlyphBot?
One of 11,111 onchain robots minted on Ethereum. The mint closed forever after one weekend. No more will ever exist, and burns only shrink the count.
What is an artifact?
An AI-rendered image generated from a bot's DNA and minted as an ERC-1155: either a 1/1 or an edition up to 1,000. The artifacts collection has no supply cap by design.
Do I need to own a bot to make an artifact?
No. Anyone can generate from any bot. If it's not your bot, minting costs 0.0004 ETH per mint, paid to that bot's current owner. Own the bot and you mint free.
What does generating cost?
1 credit per generation. Every bot has 3 free gens for life, spent before credits. Credits are 5 per 0.0001 ETH, or 20 for burning a bot.
Who do free gens belong to?
The bot, not the wallet. If a bot's 3 free gens are used, they're used, even after a sale or transfer.
What happens when a bot is burned?
It's sent to the dead address permanently and can never generate again. The burner gets 20 credits. Anything already minted from it stays minted. Supply drops by one, for everyone.
If artifacts are uncapped, what's scarce?
The bots. 11,111 minted, and every burn lowers the count for good. Each artifact is also scarce in its own right: a 1/1 is the only copy that will ever exist, and an edition's size is fixed at mint.
What's the difference between a 1/1 and an edition?
A 1/1 has exactly one copy. An edition has a fixed number of identical copies, up to 1,000, chosen by whoever mints it.
Which AI model renders the art?
Always the newest one we support: currently Gemini 3 Pro at 4K. Each artifact permanently records the model that rendered it, so the collection reads like a timeline of image models.
Where does everything live onchain?
Bots are ERC-721 on Ethereum mainnet. Artifacts are ERC-1155 on Ethereum mainnet. Contract links are in the footer.




