
Wizards Internet Money is a token on Robinhood Chain, and a PFP cult beside it. 4,000 NFTs on free mint — wizards for the people who wear them.
Free mint · 0.005 ETH network fee · max 50 per transaction
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Four thousand wizards. One network fee. Nothing else to understand.
01The art costs nothing. You pay the 0.005 ETH network fee that carries the transaction, and that is the entire price — no token to buy first, no allowance to approve.
024,000 wizards, each assembled from hand-drawn 32×32 trait layers and no two alike. Yours is an ERC-721 with its art pinned on IPFS — it is a PFP, and it is genuinely yours.
03No roadmap, no promises, no yield. The wizard is the membership. What it becomes is whatever the people holding one decide to make it.
Yes — the contract address goes up here as soon as it's deployed.
A standard ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain. The metadata and images are pinned on IPFS by content hash, so the artwork can't be swapped out from under you — the token URI points at a fixed CID rather than a server someone controls.
There is nothing to take. The contract never custodies user funds — the network fee is forwarded to the treasury inside the mint transaction, and no owner function can move, freeze, or reclaim a wizard once it's minted.
The collection goes up on OpenSea alongside the mint; the link lands here the moment it's live. Every wizard is a standard ERC-721, so it is tradable anywhere that indexes Robinhood Chain.
Up to 50 per transaction, and as many transactions as you like until all 4,000 are gone.