10,000 unique pixel Ducks. Utility‑first. Fully verifiable on DuckScan.
Mint opens September 1, 2025 — 20:00 CEST (18:00 UTC)

What’s happening?

We’re launching the first public mint for HBAR HODL Ducks a collection of 10,000 one-of-a-kind pixel Ducks on Hedera. Each Duck has its own traits, personality and narrative. This is a utility-driven project easy minting, easy verification, and created to grow with its community.

Quick facts

• Mint price: 200 HBAR (early-supporter pricing)
• Go-Live: Sep 1, 20:00 CEST (18:00 UTC)
• Mint cap per wallet: 1-2 (fair mint) (anti-bot rules)
• Chain: Hedera Mainnet
• Supply: 10,000 total (unique Ducks)

Future releases are likely to have higher pricing. This statement refers to mint price only, not secondary-market prices, and is liable to change.

Why would I mint a Duck?

• Unique is meaningful: curated traits and whimsical narrative for each Duck.
• Default transparency: everything material is verifiable on DuckScan including live mint, holders, transfers, rarity, and more.
• Utility-first mentality: a high-level on-chain Treasury funded directly from primary sales, built to align long-term holder value with project growth (full details will be in the public roadmap).
• Simple, fair access: reasonable per-wallet caps and anti-bot rules.

How to mint (3 easy steps):

• Connect a Hedera wallet (e.g. HashPack, Blade) on the mint page.
• Approve the transaction for 200 HBAR.
• Confirm on-chain; the Duck will show up in wallet and DuckScan shortly as it is moving on-chain.
• Verify everything

You can follow along on DuckScan you’ll want to bookmark for all the live, on-chain data:

• Mint status & holders
• Transfers & provenance
• Rarity & traits
• Treasury activity
• Data first, on-chain. No black boxes.

What’s next

We will continue to build in public. Expect team reveal, blueprints for a transparent public roadmap, and a steady roll out of holder-focused features. Follow our X account for updates and milestones.

Disclaimers

Nothing in this post should be considered financial advice. “Never Zero” refers to design intent, not a guarantee on secondary-market prices. Future rewards/support will be entirely dependent on the Treasury (balance) and published rules.