NFT Handle Information: The three tiers Short — "Faces" · 1–5 characters · 1,000,000 XEC The rarest handles get a hand-crafted kaomoji face — expressive little characters built from text (think ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ). About 1 in 10 flips to a rare ink-on-paper white edition instead of the signature charcoal. Roughly 378 faces × 5 colorways, plus the white variant. The shortest names on the platform, with the most personality-forward art. Mid — "Scenes" · 6–10 characters · 100,000 XEC A piece of ASCII scene art — a subject (creatures, ships, objects, landmarks) set against a starfield with drifting planets. Drawn from a library of ~2,200 subjects, each rendered in one of 5 colorways. The mid tier is where the collection has the most variety of imagery. Base — "Silhouettes" · 11–15 characters · 10,000 XEC A bold ASCII silhouette filled and painted in one of 5 colorways. Built from a library of 1,920 masks across three icon sources — that's 9,600 possible cards, the widest pool in the collection and the most accessible entry point into owning a handle. Across all tiers: 5 colorways — gold, teal, plum, coral, and blue. Blind reveal — the art is deterministically generated from your mint transaction, so nobody (including us) knows what you'll get until you mint. 10,000 total, then the collection is permanently capped. Selling a handle transfers only the name and its art — your earnings and payout address always stay with your account.