What is the NEONLIST?
The way NEONFACES mints: 0.004 ETH a Face, up to 15 per wallet, from Tuesday 13 October, 13:00 UTC until Saturday 31 October, 18:00 UTC. The panel on Home checks whether a connected wallet is ready (Robinhood Chain, enough ETH, Faces left) and mints from it.
Can I mint without connecting to this site?
Yes. The mint is OpenSea's SeaDrop contract 0x00005EA00Ac477B1030CE78506496e8C2dE24bf5 on Robinhood Chain. Open it on the explorer, connect there and open mintPublic. Its values are on Home: connect a wallet and open Mint from the explorer instead under the panel. In Send native ETH the explorer wants wei: 4000000000000000 for 1 Face, times the quantity (or type 0.004 times the quantity and press ×10¹⁸ on that field only). It is the same transaction this site sends.
Where do I mint?
Right here: the Mint button on Home opens the panel, which mints through OpenSea's SeaDrop contract on Robinhood Chain. Your Faces show up on OpenSea and trade there. This app is also where you look inside your Faces and manage them: withdraw, trade, lock, assemble sets, delegate an agent.
What is actually inside a Face?
An ERC-6551 account controlled by whoever holds the NFT: a base basket from mint, a top-up after reveal for Watch / Heavy Stare, plus anything you add. You can withdraw everything, add more, delegate an agent or lock it, all from the Face's page.
How are the faces made?
Each one starts from a black-and-white portrait of a person who doesn't exist, generated for the collection: 555 different people for the sets, others for the close-ups. The portrait is cut to the Face's crop, turned into big neon blocks with its grain and traits, and only those pixels are stored on-chain. They are the art, sealed against a fingerprint published before the mint.
Are these shares?
No. You buy an artwork that can hold on-chain exposure. Stock Tokens are tokenized instruments that track the underlying; they give no legal ownership and no shareholder rights.
How do I assemble a set?
Hold all four pieces, open the Face that should carry the set and press Assemble: the other three move into its account in one transaction, and the bonus comes with them. Take apart gives them back. If the mint doesn't sell out, fewer sets are dealt, but only whole ones.
Can my Face trade by itself?
Yes, if you want. On your Face's page pick a strategy (buy a ticker every week, keep 40% in USDG, trim a ticker above 50%) and the NEONFACES strategy agent runs it within the daily limit you choose, or delegate your own agent. Trades go through a guard contract: everything bought comes back into the Face, never more than 2% below the Chainlink price. An agent can never sign for the account, it expires, and it stops the moment the Face changes hands. Each trade appears in the Face's journal with its reason. Strategies follow simple rules: they don't predict prices and promise nothing.
What does a Face tell me about itself?
Its page has a What I see panel, read from the chain and written in the Face's own words: what it carries and what that was worth when it arrived, how those prices moved over 1, 7 and 30 days and how much they swing, which of them moved together, how fresh each Chainlink price is, what a $10 trade costs, and what has happened to it. Its Safety part comes first: open approvals, tokens someone sent it, what its agent may do. Facts, not advice. Every token a basket can hold is on the Market watch.
Is this link, address or request safe?
Paste it on Check before you click or sign. It says in plain words whether it is ours and what it would allow: a lookalike site, a fake collection, an approval that would let someone take your Faces. It runs in your browser. A clean check is not a guarantee, and nobody from NEONFACES will ever DM you first.
Can I ask an AI about my Face?
Yes. Give your assistant neonfaces.xyz/llms.txt, or add the NEONFACES MCP kit to Claude Desktop or any MCP client. It reads what your Face holds, its set, Gaze and agent, and prepares actions as links: you open the link, read the summary and confirm in your own wallet. It never touches your keys.
What if the seed pool runs out?
Minting never fails because of seeding. The seed is marked pending and delivered as soon as the pool is restocked, usually within minutes. The pool is restocked by the mint itself: 55% of what reaches the split goes to a vault that can only buy the basket tokens for the pool. Nobody has to wait for the team: from the Face's page anyone can make the vault buy what is missing (only what Faces are owed, at Chainlink-checked prices) and deliver it, in one transaction. On weekends, when stock prices don't update, buying waits for Monday; if a token's market drifts more than 1% from its reference price, the vault waits too rather than overpay, and the page tells you before you sign anything.