KRILLTicker, written on-chainAn artist lists a piece
Art, a ticker and a price, written on-chain. Nothing mints until someone buys it, and the small bond comes back in full.
Every NFT on Opus owns the fee stream of its own coin. Whoever holds it earns 40% of every trade, paid in ETH.
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Op. 001, a 1 of 1 artwork. It never needs to be sold to pay you; it earns while you hold it.
$FLORES, named after the art. Anyone can buy and sell it, and every trade pays the NFT.
Illustrative simulation. Real earnings depend entirely on how much a coin trades.
Why now
Last cycle, an NFT was a picture and a hope. Floors went to zero because nothing underneath them earned anything. On Opus the art comes with income, and the busier its coin, the more it pays.
How it works
KRILLTicker, written on-chainArt, a ticker and a price, written on-chain. Nothing mints until someone buys it, and the small bond comes back in full.
Mint Op. 006KRILL0.28 ETHMinting can include your own first buy of the coin, so nobody trades before you.
20% of the mint price seeds the curve with real reserves. At the threshold the coin graduates to Uniswap.
#002 PIXELEarned $15.84Offer 0.45
#001 FLORESEarned $23.33EarningList it, buy it or make an offer. Offers are held in escrow, and a listed NFT keeps earning until the moment it sells.
Holder 40%$FLORES0.000423Claim
Holder 40%$PIXEL0.000357Claim
Artist 10%$KRILL0.000135ClaimEvery reward you're owed, from every NFT and coin, sits in one table. Claim whenever you like.
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Fees
The holder gets 40% of every trade in the NFT's coin. Example figures, not a forecast.
Built so it holds up
Holder A owns Op. 001
$FLORES trades

Opus never stores a payout address. When fees are claimed, the contract checks who holds the NFT right then and pays them.
When a coin graduates, its LP is locked for good. What trades is the NFT, not a way out of the pool.
A coin's fee rates and the four-way split are set at launch. Nobody, including Opus, can change them later.
Fees are taken on trades, not transfers. Every coin is a standard ERC-20 that wallets and bridges handle normally.
FAQ
Whatever it earned while you held it stays yours. A sale settles first, so nothing carries over to the buyer, and new fees go to the new holder from then on.
No. Holding is enough, whether it's the NFT or the coin. Rewards build up automatically and you claim them whenever you like.
No. Earnings come only from trading. A coin that trades a lot pays its NFT a lot; a coin nobody trades pays nothing.
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