Abyss
24%The original black
Creature of thechain.
10,000 scraps of one hungry creature, each tied to an Ethereum block. Collect them, stitch the parts that fit, and build a Goblin of your own.
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Colour roll
Abyss
Abyss
Colour rolls and stitched works of the same creature · pause to look closer
Jul 30, 2015 · block 0Ethereum's first 10,000 blocks. Each Goblin id is one of them.block 9,999
Abyss24%
Toxic18%
Blood14%
Frost12%
Bruise10%
Ember8%
Bone7%
Gold5%
Cursed2%Ids
10,000
one per Ethereum block 0–9,999
Parts
8
fins · spikes · hide · brow · eye · snout · fangs · jaw
Colours
9
rolled per part, Abyss to Cursed
Stitched
0
supply only goes down once trading opens
01 · Born from blocks
Measured from Ethereum.
Goblin #n comes from Ethereum block n − 1. That block's hash decides which of the 8 parts the id carries. It never changes, and anyone can recompute it.
parti exists when sha256(block hash ‖ i) falls in the lowest band
1 part
5,998
2 parts
2,639
3 parts
1,022
4 parts
295
5 parts
42
6 parts
3
7 parts
1
No id carries all eight parts, so a complete Goblin can only be stitched. Counts above come from the draft rule; final counts are published at launch.
02 · 10,000 ids
The collection
Scraps as they are minted, and Goblins stitched from them. Which parts an id brings never changes. Its colours are rolled on every mint.
Scraps
Each id carries only the parts its block gives it. Most carry one or two.
Stitched works
Scraps whose parts don't overlap, joined until all eight are there. The first id keeps its number.
03 · A buy, then a roll
From a buy to a Goblin.
1 token · one slotToken
Goblin
Pool
Uniswap v4
1 token
= 1 scrap
04 · Every stitch
Any parts. One Goblin.
Stitching joins scraps whose parts don't overlap. Eight parts, nine colours each. Try any combination.
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Parts
8 / 8
Status
Complete
Rarity
21.7
A design study, not a minted card. On-chain, the parts an id carries come from its block, and colours come from verified randomness on every mint.
05 · Every mint
Nine colours. Rolled part by part.
Toxic
18%Acid green, yellow eye
Blood
14%Deep red, amber eye
Frost
12%Ice blue, white eye
Bruise
10%Violet, pink eye
Ember
8%Burnt orange, gold eye
Bone
7%Pale grey, red eye
Gold
5%Stolen gold, red eye
Cursed
2%Shifting rainbow, mint eye
Every trade
2.7%
A creator fee on every trade in the official pool. It pays for the team that builds Goblin, the audits that keep it safe, and rewards for the holders who stitch.
- TeamThe people building and running Goblin1.0%
- Development and auditsContracts, renders and independent security reviews0.6%
- Marketing and growthReveals, partnerships and community0.5%
- Holder rewardsBuybacks and rewards for holders who stitch0.4%
- Treasury and liquidityReserves that keep the pool healthy0.2%
Allocations and payouts are published regularly, with transaction links.
06 · Fixed at launch
Rules that cannot change.
Immutable
No owner, no upgrade, no pause. What holders rely on is written into the contracts.
Verified randomness
Colours come from public randomness checked on-chain. Nobody, the team included, can pick a roll.
On-chain traits
Every id's parts, colours and stitch history live on Ethereum, where anyone can check them.
One launch transaction
Token, pool, liquidity and first buy go live together through Programmable.
07 · Questions
Questions, answered.
The short version. The full list lives on the FAQ page.
Goblin is a token on Ethereum where the token is also the art. Every whole Goblin token you hold is a scrap of a 3D creature, tied to one of Ethereum's first 10,000 blocks.
It's waking up
Feed the Goblin.
Follow along for the launch date, the first reveals and the official contract address.