
Daily NFT auction · United Kingdom
A generative NFT collection that lives entirely on Ethereum, mints a token only on days the ETH price rises, auctions each for a day and sends most of the proceeds to a Nouns-style DAO. Reusing SVG fragments made minting 1,000x cheaper. One Bushido developer built it in four months.
The idea: a daily NFT driven by the ETH price, with art, metadata and DAO all on-chain, no IPFS and no central server. The bigger and longer the rise, the rarer the token; on a falling day, nothing is minted.
SVGs are split into fragments tokens reference by index, and metadata is assembled on request.
A Chainlink price feed compares today’s ETH price with yesterday’s.
They propose and vote on Ethereum transactions in the DAO.
| A typical collection | This collection | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the art lives | IPFS or a server | On-chain SVG, assembled from reusable fragments |
| What makes it rare | Chance at mint | The size and length of the bull run |
| Who decides where the money goes | The team | The holders, by proposal and vote |
Questions
By splitting the SVG art into fragments that tokens reference by index, the way GIF compression reuses data, instead of storing repeated SVG content.
Holders vote on proposals, each an Ethereum transaction, so the DAO can transfer funds, invest in another project, buy NFTs or ban a member.
Same team, sharper tools. Tell us where you are and we will tell you what it takes (scope, shape and a timeline we would actually hold ourselves to) on a 30-minute call with a builder.