About

One million pixels,
one token each.

MillionPixelGrid is a 1,000 × 1,000 grid — a million pixels, and every one is a token. Place your pixels on an open block, drop in an image and a link, and leave your mark on the grid.

1,000,000 tokens=1,000,000 pixels

The idea

An old idea, fractionalized.

A 2005 internet legend, rebuilt as a token economy — where the domain itself is the asset and the grid is the receipt.

The original2005

The Million Dollar Homepage

In 2005, the Million Dollar Homepage sold all 1,000,000 pixels of a single webpage at $1 apiece — minimum buy, a 10 × 10 block — and made its broke-student creator a millionaire within months. Twenty years on, the page is still online and most of the links are long dead — a frozen snapshot of the early web. It's perfect.

The twistNow

The domain is the currency

This site's domain is fractionalized on Doma into exactly 1,000,000 tokens — one per pixel. Spend tokens to place pixels, and every token you spend is staked in escrow. The domain is the asset, the token is the currency, and the grid is the receipt. And if the domain ever sells, every staked token can be withdrawn and exchanged on Doma for USDC.

The honest part

It's an experiment — can a fractionalized domain earn its keep? Live now on Doma mainnet.

How it works

From token to pixel, in four steps.

Four steps from token to placement. Buy, pick, draw, place — then it's yours on the grid.

Buy tokens

1 token = 1 pixel
Trade on Doma.xyz
Priced on the bonding curve
Earlier buyers pay less

Pick your pixels

10 × 10 block minimum
Any open rectangular region
Regions never overlap
Pan & zoom the full grid

Add your artwork

Upload PNG, JPG or GIF
Or draw it in-browser
Must match the region size
Add an https link + title

Stake your claim

Stakes one token per pixel
Immutable once placed
On the grid for good
Redeem for USDC if the domain sells

Tokenomics

A million tokens, minted once.

A fair launch — no team token allocation, opening at fair value rather than a founder premium. Minted once and never again, every pixel you place stakes a token into escrow, locking supply out of circulation as the grid fills in.

Supply

1,000,000

fixed · never re-issued

Live

Pixels placed

0.00% staked

Live

Current price

—

Buyout floor

$50,000

to reclaim the domain

Bonding curve

$10k FDV at graduation

Allocation

0% to the team

Public salebonding curve · open to all80%800,000
LiquidityUniswap v3 · locked 1 year18%180,000
Airdropto the community · unlocks 30 days after sale2%20,000

No tokens are set aside for the team. 80% sells on the public curve, 18% seeds the liquidity pool, and 2% is reserved for a community airdrop that unlocks 30 days after the sale ends — so the token opens at fair value with no founder bag to dump. The pool is locked for a year; after the lock the owner can withdraw it.

Phase tracker

live on-chain

GenesisFixed 1M supply mintedDone
2Bonding curvePublic sale on the launchpadActive
3GraduationLiquidity moves to UniswapUpcoming
4TradingOpen-market trading beginsUpcoming
5Grid FilledPixels placed, tokens stakedUpcoming

FAQ

Questions, answered.

The short version of the things people ask most.

Yes — your placement doesn't expire, needs no renewal, and can't be edited once it's down. You're on the grid for good. The one exception is the domain itself: if it sells, a new owner controls the site and could change it. But a sale also unlocks your staked tokens — you can then withdraw them from escrow and redeem them for USDC on Doma. (Admins can also remove anything illegal, abusive, or deceptive.)
The domain is the asset backing every token, so buying the domain means buying out the token — and that money flows to holders, not to a team. A buyout has to clear the token's FDV, or the $50,000 floor if that's higher, so the price only ratchets up with the market. When it happens, every pixel buyer benefits: you'll be able to withdraw the tokens you staked into the grid and redeem them for USDC on Doma.
No tokens are pre-allocated to the team, so there's no founder bag to dump at launch — 80% sells on the public curve and 2% goes to a community airdrop. The remaining 18% plus the USDC raised seed the Uniswap pool, which is locked for a full year; after the lock the owner can withdraw that liquidity, and can collect trading fees in the meantime. The lock duration, the fixed 1M supply, and every transaction are verifiable on the Doma explorer, so what the owner can do and when is fully transparent.