One million pixels,
one token each.

Yes. Every placement is etched onto the grid and recorded on-chain — there's no expiry and no renewal. The only exception: admins can take down anything illegal, abusive, or deceptive.

An image that matches your region's exact size, drawn in-browser or uploaded as PNG, JPG, or GIF. You can attach an optional https link and a title up to 48 characters.

$50,000 — the price at which the fractionalized domain can be bought back in full. In a buyout the proceeds go to token holders, so it pays the token out rather than pulling value from under it. Either way the grid is always worth at least the domain beneath it.

Placing pixels stakes your tokens into an on-chain escrow contract instead of destroying them. If the domain is ever bought out on Doma, you can withdraw the exact tokens you staked from the Withdraw panel and redeem them for value on Doma. Until a buyout, withdrawals stay locked and your tokens remain escrowed.

Every placed pixel stakes one token, so a full grid means the entire supply is locked in escrow. At that point the grid is sealed — a permanent, finished artifact, with trading continuing on the open market.

No. Placements are immutable once made — there's no transferable pixel token. Your wallet is recorded as the owner of the region in the grid manifest, and that record is permanent. You're placing pixels on the grid, not a tradeable asset.

The team allocation (312,500 $millionpixeltestnet.com, ~31% of supply) is held by an on-chain Doma vesting wallet that releases it linearly over a year — nothing unlocks up front, so it can't be dumped on day one. The Uniswap v3 LP is locked for 1 year. Both are verifiable on the Doma explorer.