Your MotorHead, rebuilt in 3D. Activate it, upgrade it tier by tier, bolt parts on at the Bench and attach a 333 Archive — then earn a share of the ETH rewards, split by weight.
One transaction on Ethereum switches your robot on. From then on it earns at 1× weight and can be upgraded, customised and powered.
2UpgradeFive tiers. Each step costs double the last and lifts the weight: 1 → 2.5 → 6 → 12 → 22×. The tier lives on the robot, not on your wallet.
3Customise & powerBuy it a custom head or body, bolt on parts you bought or won from a crate (up to +5%), and slot in 333 Archives (+5% each).
4Earn in ETHEvery reward round snapshots the activated robots and splits its pot by weight. You claim it yourself from the reward pool contract.
Activate your MotorHead once, then upgrade it tier by tier. Each tier costs double the last and multiplies the robot's share of the reward pool — 1× up to 22×. Everything is paid in ETH, on Ethereum.
Your robot, live in 3D. Give it a custom build — a head, body, backpack or expression you buy for it — and bolt parts onto any side with your mouse, then save: the NFT's animation and image update for everyone. Parts and builds add a little reward weight, capped at +5%.
Hold Archive 333s and your robot earns more. Slot them as fuel rods into the reactor: each one adds +5% weight, five at most. A 333 powers one robot at a time — pick which one below.
Each robot's weight decides its share of every reward round: its tier (1× to 22×), plus 5% for each attached 333 Archive (up to five) and up to 5% from parts. Rounds are funded by the project and paid in ETH. Only activated MotorHeads earn.
Every MotorHead in your wallet and the weight it carries into a reward round. Activate one and it starts earning; the total at the bottom is what your wallet is worth in every round.
Try any build and see what it would weigh. Nothing here is bought, changed or saved.
Your MotorHead, rebuilt in full 3D. Activate it, upgrade it through the tiers, give it a custom head, body, backpack or expression, bolt parts onto it, and it earns a share of the reward rounds. Everything you change is saved to the robot itself, so its picture and its 3D animation update wherever the NFT is shown.
It switches a robot on. Only an activated robot earns a share of a reward round, and only an activated robot can be upgraded, take a custom build or wear parts. It is one transaction, once per robot, and it can never be undone — a robot stays activated for ever, including after it is sold.
Activation puts a robot on tier 1. Each tier after that costs double the one before and multiplies what the robot earns: 1x, 2.5x, 6x, 12x, then 22x at the top. You climb one tier at a time and can stop wherever you like.
Weight = tier weight x (1 + 5% for each attached 333 Archive, five at most, + the parts bonus, capped at 5%). The most a robot can reach is 28.6x. Your robot's weight is shown on its card and in the Rewards calculator.
A round fixes a pot and takes a snapshot of every activated robot's weight. Your robot's share is its weight divided by the total weight of the round. You claim it yourself with one transaction, and whoever owns the robot when it is claimed receives it.
A head, body, backpack or expression that is not the one your robot was born with. You can try any of them on for free to see how it looks, and buy the one you want to keep. “Back to base” puts the original build back at any time and costs nothing, and a build you bought stays yours to put on again.
A part is bolted onto the robot at the Bench — drag it where you want it, roll the wheel to size it, hold shift and drag to turn it. Parts are bought, or won from a parts crate, and each one adds a little reward weight, all of them together capped at 5%.
Crates are handed out for approved Share to Earn posts and at events. Opening one costs gas only, and it draws a part from the odds shown on the crate.
A separate collection. Attaching one to a robot adds 5% to its reward weight, up to five of them. The Archive stays your NFT in your wallet — you can detach it whenever you like and move it to another robot.
Everything that belongs to the robot goes with it: its activation, its tier, the parts and custom builds bought for it, and the look you saved. A 333 Archive does not — that is a separate NFT and stays in your wallet, so its bonus leaves the robot when you detach it.
Activation and each tier have a fixed price, parts and custom builds are priced on their cards, and every change carries a small flat site fee of about a dollar in ETH. You always see the exact amount and where it goes before you confirm anything, and all prices are in ETH.
