GRIDLOCK
One silicon die, cut into 1,042 tesserae. Hold one and you hold a piece of a shared map — an area, an address, and a surface you decide what goes on. Your art, your logo, an advertisement for whatever you sell.
A piece of the map, and the say over what is on it.
Ground
From a single cell to the 8×8 core — 0.06% to 4.00% of the die. The size and the exact address are both yours, and both are printed on the token.
A surface
Draw on it, put your mark on it, run an ad. Area is resolution: a cell is 256 pixels of canvas, the core is 16,384. Neighbouring tesserae merge into one.
A layout nobody steered
The block number was committed in advance. Its hash decides the whole floorplan when it lands — in public, and out of anyone's hands.
You buy once. The rest arrives as updates.
Everything below lands on the tokens you already hold. Nothing has to be bought twice, and nothing has to be migrated.
You get a tessera, unopened
Every card looks the same, because the floorplan is decided by a block that has not landed yet.
The die is drawn and yours appears on it
Size, address, rank, neighbours and artwork all resolve at once, from the committed hash. The map opens and you can see who holds what.
Put something on your ground
An editor for your own tesserae. What you leave there sits in the shared picture beside your neighbours', and you can change it whenever you like.
Point it somewhere
One destination per tessera, set by whoever holds it. Hovering it on the map raises a card with your label and your domain.