1 · Deposit into the vault
Approve IMD once, then deposit any amount into the vault. Your balance is yours: withdrawing returns only what you have not spent on pixels. There is no lock-up and no vault admin who can move it.
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PixelFun is a collaborative pixel canvas on Robinhood Chain. You buy pixels with IMD, paint them, and the vault sends the full payment to the dead address — permanently out of circulation. Every read in this app goes straight to the vault contract: there is no database, indexer or backend state.
The vault has no owner, admin, pause or upgrade. Fully on-chain.
Token power, stated plainly. IMD is not ownerless: the fork test confirmed its owner can block an address from receiving IMD. If that owner blocked the vault, the dead address or a user, deposits, paints or withdrawals would revert. PixelFun cannot override the token's own admin powers.
Price per pixel
0.005 IMD
Read from PRICE. 100% sent to the dead address on every paint.
Round length
3 days
The top 66 painters each round earn a whitelist spot. Rank is paid paints; repainting a pixel counts again.
Paid to the dead address
… IMD
The contract's totalBurned() counter. It is a transfer to 0x…dEaD, not a reduction of IMD totalSupply.
Approve IMD once, then deposit any amount into the vault. Your balance is yours: withdrawing returns only what you have not spent on pixels. There is no lock-up and no vault admin who can move it.
Each pixel costs 0.005 IMD. The vault transfers 0.005 IMDper pixel to the dead address and writes your color into contract storage. That is a transfer, not a supply burn: IMD totalSupply is unchanged. Large drafts are split into multiple transactions at MAX_BATCH.
Rounds are 3 days long. Rank is the number of paid paints: IMD sent to the dead address divided by 0.005. Painting the same pixel again counts again, and every paint costs the same, so duplicates do not make points cheaper. A spot needs at least 20 paints; the top 66 qualify. WL badges are provisional until the round ends and epochEnded is true. Ties do not earn a spot.
330 = 5 rounds × 66 whitelist spots. The art is the canvas itself; provenance is the contract, not a metadata server.
Verify it yourself
Every number on this site comes from public contract reads. Use the explorer to inspect the contract, PRICE, totalPixelsPainted, getBoard, the Painted events and the dead address balance.
Painting needs IMD on Robinhood Chain. The token and the launch that deployed this vault are both public:
Robinhood Chain IMD: 0x5F7Bb59365ce557C26dbcAa4EE9d39A4b95B7127
This is not the $IMD listed on imd.fun: that is an Ethereum token at a different address, and it cannot be deposited into this vault. Use the token page above.
PixelFun never sells IMD and takes no fee. Once you hold some, deposit it in the vault, then paint — unspent balance is always withdrawable.
The full pixel price in IMD goes to the dead address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD in the paint transaction. It is not sent to a treasury or team wallet. This is a transfer, not a supply burn: IMD totalSupply does not change. The site shows the contract's own totalBurned() counter for payments made.
The vault has no owner, admin, pause or upgrade path. Your balance can only be spent by your own paint calls or returned to you through withdraw. One caveat lives in the token itself: IMD has an owner with a recipient blocklist. If that owner blocked you, your withdraw transfer would revert until you were unblocked. The vault cannot override it.
Open the vault address on the Robinhood Chain explorer and compare it with the published source commit, then read PRICE, totalPixelsPainted, and your address with pixelsPaintedIn. The Proof page collects launch links and demo transactions once they are published.
Rank is the number of paid paints. It equals the IMD you sent to the dead address divided by 0.005, because every paint costs exactly that. Painting the same pixel again counts as another paid paint and costs the same, so duplicates are not a cheaper way to climb. A round's whitelist needs at least 20 paints and is final only after the round ends; ties do not earn a spot.
The contract exposes the top 66 only. If you are below that cutoff, the app shows your pixel count and the pixels needed to enter the board instead of inventing a global rank.