MINT IS LIVE on Robinhood Chain
SCREEMO
Holders mint FREE. Everyone gets 2 free. Then $1 each.
MINT NOW →… of 20,000 minted
Contract 0x2676CbD9…6fceaa
20,000 supply · MINT LIVE · holders free · $1 each after
Every scream
has a word.
SCREEMO is 20,000 creatures drawn by contract code. Each one carries eighteen traits: a species that decides how its body is built, a face, a surface, and a word it screams.
Nothing is stored. There is no image file, no IPFS pin, no server that can go dark — the picture is generated on chain when you ask for it.
- Supply
- 20,000
- Traits
- 18 each
- Creator fee
- 10% enforced
The collection
Every piece, filterable by any of the eighteen traits, sortable by rarity, tier or number, and searchable by the word each one screams.
Filter by trait 0
Nothing matches that.
The museum
Every trait in the collection, what it does to the artwork, and every value it can take with how often it occurs.
Rarity
Tier is derived from a grade score, which is a weighted sum of how unusual the rest of the creature is. These are the real measured counts.
Mint
Holders of the listed collections claim a free allocation with no deadline — a year, not a race. The public sale opens one hour after launch and runs alongside it, so nobody has to win a rush to reach their own tokens.
Allowlist
no deadline—
If you hold any of the listed collections you are in the tree. Allocations are 2 for holding one collection and 4 for holding two or more. Your free tokens cost nothing — the contract only charges for tokens past your allowance, so a claim is sent with zero value.
Public
one hour after launch—
Anyone can buy at this price, at any time, with no allowlist and no registration. There is no purchase limit — buy one or buy twenty. The first two tokens per wallet are free, and after that every token costs the same price shown above. Allowlist holders can buy extra too, on exactly the same terms as anyone else.
There is a short cooldown between mints and a per-block limit, so one account cannot take the collection in a single burst. Paid mint proceeds go to the creator treasury address fixed in the contract at deploy. Secondary sales pay a 10% creator royalty, enforced in the contract and not switchable off.
Mint without this website
This page is a convenience, not a gatekeeper. Everything is a plain ERC-721 on
Robinhood Chain, so you can mint from the explorer instead: open the contract,
choose Contract → Write Contract, connect, call
mint(uint256) and send 0 value. Allowlist holders call
claimAllowlist(uint256,uint256,bytes32[]). If this site is down the
mint still works.
What the contract stops
Every line below is enforced in code and covered by a test, and the one thing that cannot be stopped is stated rather than buried.
Blocked
- One wallet taking more than 2 on the public mint
- Contracts, routers and crawlers calling the mint
- Smart-account wallets, where sender and signer differ
- Zero quantity, bulk quantity, overpay and underpay
- Direct transfers that dodge the creator fee
- Stale marketplace approvals after an operator is banned
- Front-running the creator reserve, which is mintable before the sale
Not blocked
One operator, many fresh wallets. This works and no contract can stop it. Fifty separate ordinary wallets look exactly like fifty real people.
The only brake is cost, and on this chain it is cheap. A thousand wallets taking two tokens each is on the order of fifteen dollars. Two-per-wallet is a real speed bump and a fair default — not a wall, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.
We do not block by country. It is discriminatory, easy to route around, and a poor signal for anything useful.