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SECOND STEALTH MINT LAUNCHING IN LESS THAN 12 HOURS! Over the course of this month, we'll be dropping 10 different stealth mints, here's the second so you are early. We know the first one went off with a good start but along the line, some errors and mistakes were made which we took accountability for, so we took time to regroup and will be running 10 different stealth mints between this month in which we hope to give back to the community (especially our first collection minters). The whole point of the experiment is to bring back stealth mints and prevent botters from swallowing up the whole supply of public mints. Hammies is an experiment to bring back Stealth Mints, a raw, community first approach where timing, real human engagement, beats scripts and codes. The goal is to create a level playing field where being early is the only real alpha you need. Here is a deeper breakdown of how this steps should work to fight back against the current bot heavy meta: 1.Unannounced Mint In a typical drop, founders announce a specific date and time in advance. This gives bots a clear target and time to pre set their scripts and be ready to loot up the entire supply in milliseconds. By not announcing the mint time, we remove the bot's advantage of predictability. The mint opens randomly and only those who are actively monitoring the community and the site get the chance to mint, this way Instead of one botter walking away with 500 pieces, 500 real people walk away with one piece each. 2. Bot Tax (Insignificant Gas Fees) fees creates disinterest for Botters, By introducing even a small, mandatory fee, the cost of botting at scale becomes a drain on their resources. For the average collector, the fee is negligible as it is less than the price of a cup of coffee. But for a botter trying to automate 100 wallets, that cost multiplies into a significant loss if they fail to flip the assets immediately. This bot tax also works in Filtering out Paperhands who mint only to sell for a 5% profit ten minutes later, crashing the floor price. A small fee forces intent. If you aren't willing to pay a tiny fee to own the art, you probably aren't there for the long term vibes. It doesn't matter if you have 100 ETH or 0.1 ETH in your wallet. If you aren't there when the gate opens, you don't get in. Botters have become a plague to the art of public mint, this collection is an experiment to show possible ways founders can curb them. pollex brought all these into art, no codes, no bots, all you needed were your thumbs, now hammies is here to bring it as fun hamster vibes. stay tuned and feel free to comment other suggestions. IN BETWEEN A 12 HOUR SPAN, THE STEALTH MINT LINK DROPS, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS BE EARLY, AND NOT BE A BOT.

SECOND STEALTH MINT LAUNCHING IN LESS THAN 12 HOURS! Over the course of this month, we'll be dropping 10 different stealth mints, here's the second so you are early. We know the first one went off with a good start but along the line, some errors and mistakes were made which we took accountability for, so we took time to regroup and will be running 10 different stealth mints between this month in which we hope to give back to the community (especially our first collection minters). The whole point of the experiment is to bring back stealth mints and prevent botters from swallowing up the whole supply of public mints. Hammies is an experiment to bring back Stealth Mints, a raw, community first approach where timing, real human engagement, beats scripts and codes. The goal is to create a level playing field where being early is the only real alpha you need. Here is a deeper breakdown of how this steps should work to fight back against the current bot heavy meta: 1.Unannounced Mint In a typical drop, founders announce a specific date and time in advance. This gives bots a clear target and time to pre set their scripts and be ready to loot up the entire supply in milliseconds. By not announcing the mint time, we remove the bot's advantage of predictability. The mint opens randomly and only those who are actively monitoring the community and the site get the chance to mint, this way Instead of one botter walking away with 500 pieces, 500 real people walk away with one piece each. 2. Bot Tax (Insignificant Gas Fees) fees creates disinterest for Botters, By introducing even a small, mandatory fee, the cost of botting at scale becomes a drain on their resources. For the average collector, the fee is negligible as it is less than the price of a cup of coffee. But for a botter trying to automate 100 wallets, that cost multiplies into a significant loss if they fail to flip the assets immediately. This bot tax also works in Filtering out Paperhands who mint only to sell for a 5% profit ten minutes later, crashing the floor price. A small fee forces intent. If you aren't willing to pay a tiny fee to own the art, you probably aren't there for the long term vibes. It doesn't matter if you have 100 ETH or 0.1 ETH in your wallet. If you aren't there when the gate opens, you don't get in. Botters have become a plague to the art of public mint, this collection is an experiment to show possible ways founders can curb them. pollex brought all these into art, no codes, no bots, all you needed were your thumbs, now hammies is here to bring it as fun hamster vibes. stay tuned and feel free to comment other suggestions. IN BETWEEN A 12 HOUR SPAN, THE STEALTH MINT LINK DROPS, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS BE EARLY, AND NOT BE A BOT.