A callout is the mint

Write the callout.Get the crocodile.

888 crocodiles, drawn pixel by pixel inside the contract on Robinhood Chain. There is no mint button here, no wallet connect and no allowlist. Hold $10 of the project token, post one line on GMGN, and the bot mints to your address — we pay the gas.

Post this as your GMGN callout — exactly this, nothing else
mint 0xYourWallet

No extra words, no emoji, no second line. One crocodile per wallet.

Minted
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In queue
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Supply
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Mint is live — one callout, one crocodile – / 888
01Four steps, one of them ours

How you get one

Everything up to the callout happens on GMGN. After that the bot does the work: it polls the callout feed, checks your on-chain balance, and sends the mint transaction itself.

  1. Get a wallet

    Any EVM wallet that supports Robinhood Chain — an address that starts with 0x.

  2. Hold the token

    Buy and hold at least $10 of the project token. It is a filter, not a price.

  3. Connect X in GMGN

    GMGN requires a connected X account before it will accept a callout from you at all.

  4. Post the callout

    On the token's GMGN page, post mint 0xYourWallet and nothing else. The crocodile lands in 1–5 minutes.

02Nothing hosted, nothing pinned

The art lives in the contract

Each crocodile is a 32×9 pixel sprite that renderSVG() draws from keccak256(salt, tokenId) — palette, belly, texture and erosion all fall out of that one hash. No IPFS, no metadata server, no reveal: the token is visible the second it is minted, and it is still there if every server we own disappears.

Sprite32 × 9 pixels, rendered at 72 × 72 with 2× subpixels
Seedkeccak256(salt, tokenId) — salt fixed at deploy, never changed
Output1.5 – 30 KB of SVG per token, generated on call
RevealNone. Every mint is visible immediately
03Weights are contract constants

Six palettes, ten skies

Nobody picks traits — not you, not us. These are the exact weight tables compiled into CroqArt.sol, so the odds below are the odds, forever.

Palette

Texture

Erosion

Background

Ink colours

Every body pixel is one of these six, or Gold if the palette rolled Gold.

04Verify before you trust anything

Contracts

Only the addresses on this page are official. Anything else claiming to be CROQOUT is not.

Token (TOKEN) —
NFT collection —
Network Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663
Mint function mintNext(address) — minter wallet only, no payable mint exists
05Before you ask in the replies

FAQ

Is the $10 hold the price of the NFT?

No. It is a filter to qualify for a mint slot. You never pay for the crocodile itself.

Do I pay gas?

No. The project's minter wallet sends the transaction and pays for it. You pay nothing on-chain.

Do I need X connected in GMGN?

Yes. GMGN will not accept a callout from an account without a connected X account.

Do I need a KOL badge or a follower count?

No. The official Callout docs publish no follower, Premium or account-age minimum, and no badge is required.

Can a brand-new X account still fail?

Yes. GMGN and X run their own anti-sybil and OAuth checks. If your callout never appears in the feed, it was rejected upstream of us.

Is it one per wallet?

One per destination 0x address, enforced on-chain, and one per GMGN caller wallet, enforced in the backend. Extra callouts are dropped as duplicates.

What if I add extra words?

Rejected. The callout must be exactly mint 0xYourWallet — no emoji, no greeting, no second line.

Can I use a Solana address or ENS?

No. It must be a standard EVM 0x address on Robinhood Chain.

If I sell the token after posting, is my mint cancelled?

No. Once the callout is accepted into the queue, selling afterwards does not undo it.

How long does it take?

Usually 1–5 minutes. The poller reads GMGN every 1.5 seconds and callouts older than 90 seconds are rejected, so post and leave it alone.

It is listed on a mint tracker. Can I mint there?

No. Trackers detect on-chain mint activity automatically and may show the collection as live. They are not the mint page; the callout is the only way in.

Was any of it preminted?

No. The contract starts at token 1 with nothing minted, and every token is minted straight to the address that called it out.