Cpunks
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Ethereum Mainnet · Chain ID: 1

hunt the
timestamp

Total 86400 Timestamps
Only 9999 punks
Find a second nobody else has — claim it on-chain.

A batch opens. Ten thousand seconds tick past in a blur. Somewhere in there, exactly 1111 moments are blessed. Guess one before the next hunter does, sign with your wallet, and a punk is yours.

GO HUNTING READ THE RULES
minted 0 / 1,111 —
batch · live — of 9 not started
mint price 0.001111 ETH · mainnet
01 · The window is open

batch one

Every batch is a different stretch of unix time. Inside it, somewhere, the punks are hiding.

not started

Seconds remaining in this hunt

04 : 17 : 22
Epoch range  1,498,176,000  →  1,498,185,999
10,000 candidate seconds · 1,111 hold a punk · 0 already claimed
this batch0 / 1,111
0 found
all batches
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Got a MintCode?

— Paste the proof the hunter terminal handed you. We'll sign it and send the transaction.

your wallet connected ↘
mintCode · 0x + 64 hex paste here ↘
No code yet? run the hunter ↗
~ What you should be seeing in your terminal:
cpunks-mint · claude code
› /cpunks-mint hunting batch 1 · range 1498176000–1498185999 ? guess a timestamp: 1498176003 …probing the oracle ✓ HIT — your mintCode: 0x4f8a3b1e09c2d7f4a6b8e1c5d9a2f7e0… copy it. paste it on the site. one shot — first on-chain wins.
↓ need a timestamp to try?
— press roll
random timestamp from the active batch range
02 · The rules of the hunt

five steps,
one shot.

No allowlist. No bots that matter. Just terminals, timestamps, and whoever moves first.

1.

A batch opens

9 batches. Batch 1 is open until all 1,111 punks are claimed. Batches 2–9 last ten minutes each, with 30-minute gaps between them.

2.

10,000 seconds, 1,111 winners

Every batch covers a 10,000-second slice of unix time. Exactly 1,111 of those seconds are valid — chosen deterministically, kept secret.

3.

Hunt with the terminal

Install the /cpunks-mint skill for Claude Code. Type a timestamp from the active range. Hit means a punk is yours to claim.

4.

Paste & sign

The terminal hands you a mintCode. Drop it here, connect a wallet, sign. The contract verifies and mints. 0.001111 ETH.

5.

First on-chain wins

Two hunters can find the same second. The mintCode is one-shot — whoever's transaction confirms first claims the punk.

Install the skill.

Claude Code is Anthropic's free CLI. The skill is a few hundred bytes of markdown that teaches it the hunt protocol.

01 · pull the cpunks skill
$ curl -o ~/.claude/skills/cpunks-mint/SKILL.md \
    raw.githubusercontent.com/cpunks/skill/main/SKILL.md
02 · run the hunter
$ claude
› /cpunks-mint
03 · Recent mints

who found
what, when.

Every successful mint, signed and on-chain, scrolling past in real time.

waiting for the first hunter…
hooded hunter
— Catch Your One-of-One
05 · The questions you'll ask anyway

what you want
to know.

Honest answers. Click to unfold.

Do I need to know how to code?
No. Claude Code is an AI assistant — it guides you through everything. You install one CLI, install one skill, run one command. Then you just type timestamps and watch what happens.
What wallets work?
Any EIP-1193 browser wallet — MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Frame. Connect before clicking Mint. The site will switch you to Sepolia automatically.
How much does minting cost?
0.001111 ETH per punk, plus Sepolia gas (negligible). The price is hard-coded in the contract and cannot be changed.
Is the contract verified?
Yes. The contract is on Sepolia at 0x8C08…11Ba. The signer address and all on-chain logic are public. Inspect it on Etherscan via the footer link.
How do I know which timestamps to try?
The active batch's epoch range is shown on this page (e.g. 1,498,176,000 – 1,498,185,999). Any integer in that range is a valid guess. 1,111 out of 10,000 are winners — the rest return "miss". Keep trying.
Two of us find the same second — then what?
You each receive a different mintCode. Both are valid signatures, but the contract enforces single-use. Whoever's transaction confirms on-chain first claims the punk. The second tx reverts.
Can I claim more than one?
Yes — up to 10 per wallet. Each mint needs its own valid mintCode, which means you have to find a fresh winning timestamp every time.
What happens after batch 9?
The mint closes. Any unclaimed timestamps stay unclaimed forever. Total supply ends wherever the hunters left it — could be 1,111, could be less.