5000 puppet cats, 0.003 ETH each, no presale and no owner switch. 5% resale royalty, locked at deploy — same as everything else in this contract.
Most "no rug" promises live in a README. Puppet Cat's live in the bytecode — every rule below is something the contract itself enforces, not something we're asking you to trust.
Once NFT minting wraps, holders get a token airdrop. Every ETH raised from minting goes straight into that token's liquidity pool — not a one-off payout to the team.
Every trait combination was fixed at generation time — rank is just a label on art that already existed, not something anyone can reorder. Mint order has nothing to do with which one you get.
No allowlist, no presale window. Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain and mint straight from the contract for 0.003 ETH each.
The metadata address can be set exactly once by the deployer, then baseURILocked flips permanently — nobody can swap the art after reveal.
5000 is a hard-coded ceiling. There is no function anywhere in the contract that can mint past it — not even for the owner.
A wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663) — 0.003 ETH per cat plus a small amount for gas. Connecting for the first time will prompt your wallet to add the network automatically if it hasn't seen it before.
Minting just stops — totalSupply + quantity <= MAX_SUPPLY is enforced in the contract itself, there's no separate "sold out" flag to flip. After that, cats only change hands on secondary markets, where the fixed 5% royalty applies.
No. Price and supply are Solidity constants, and baseURI can only be set once before locking permanently. None of that is a promise — it's what the deployed bytecode actually allows, and you can read the verified source yourself on Blockscout.
Yes — 20 per wallet, enforced cumulatively across every transaction that wallet ever sends, not just per-mint. One wallet can't quietly buy out the collection over multiple small transactions.
It's a plan, not a contract guarantee: after minting wraps, holders get a companion token airdrop, and mint proceeds go into that token's liquidity pool instead of a team payout. This part lives in our roadmap, not the NFT bytecode — treat it as intent, not an enforced rule like the ones above.