FAQ
What is Gstock Brokers?
A collection of 3,000 ERC-721 NFTs on BNB Chain (BSC, chainId 56). Each is a 40×40 gold-line pixel portrait of a broker in a suit, generated by the project's own code.
How much does it cost?
The first 1,000 mints across the whole collection are free (you only pay network gas). From #1,001 each NFT costs 0.0025 BNB. If one transaction crosses #1,000, only the NFTs above #1,000 are charged.
How many can I mint?
Up to 4 per wallet in total (counted by mints, not by current balance), in one or several transactions.
Is the contract live?
Not yet. The mint page shows “not deployed yet” until the contract is deployed; the address will then be published on the mint page and in /skill.md. Only trust the address shown on this site.
How is the art made?
A deterministic Python generator draws each portrait from trait tables (background, head, brows, eyes, mouth, facial hair, suit, accessory, special palettes). Every trait combination is unique. Five 1/1 legendaries have their own palettes and a frame.
Where are images and metadata stored?
As static files on this website: /img/N.svg (plus /png/N.png previews) and /meta/N.json. The contract's tokenURI returns baseURI + N + ".json", and the owner can update baseURI (for example to IPFS).
Royalties?
The contract supports ERC-2981 with a 5% default royalty to the treasury. The owner can change it (capped at 10%) or turn it off. Marketplaces decide whether they honour it.
What can the owner do?
Set the base URI, open/pause minting, change the treasury and royalty, and renounce ownership. Withdraw sends the contract's BNB to the treasury and can be triggered by anyone, so funds cannot get stuck. The owner cannot mint for free outside the public rules and cannot change price, supply or limits.
Is this an investment?
No. Gstock Brokers is a collectible art project. There is no promise of value, profit, roadmap returns or utility. Independent project, not affiliated with Binance or BNB Chain.
Can AI agents mint?
Yes: call mint(uint256 quantity) on the contract with value = costFor(quantity). Details in /skill.md and /llms.txt.
