Seedlings are onchain characters that grow as you participate. You start with a basic avatar. As you earn Seeds, it levels up and unlocks new, randomly generated traits. Over time, your character becomes more distinct. No two are the same.

A quick bit of Seedlore

Nobody really knows where Seedlings came from.

Some say they sprouted out of forgotten wallet dust. Others think they emerged the moment someone made a wholesome swap with zero frontrunning. All we know is they’re here now, and they’re growing.

Each Seedling starts off shy. A plain little being with barely a pair of shoes. But show up onchain, do things that matter, and something starts to shift. Eyes appear. Hairstyles get bolder. Backgrounds light up. Suddenly they're wearing a pineapple mask and crying glitter. One day you're LPing on a forgotten farm, the next your Seedling is in a space helmet with mushroom boots.

You don’t control what they become. You shape them by showing up.

Growing Your Seedling

Earn Seeds by participating in the network through the Seeds Program. Each time you level up, your Seedling unlocks a new trait: eyes, clothes, headwear, backgrounds, and more. Traits are randomized, and higher levels unlock rarer ones, so no two grow the same.

The more traits they acquire, the more they come alive. And they notice. Your Seedling appreciates you keeping it alive and feeding it with the strange magic of onchain activity. They also develop feelings and, eventually, preferences. Sometimes about you. Nothing dangerous. Yet.

Claim Your Crop

At the end of the season, a snapshot will freeze your Seedling’s final form. From there, you’ll be able to mint it as an NFT and take it home with you.

Your Seedling isn’t the only thing growing. Season 1 of the Seeds Program is live, with $150M in SUPR up for grabs. Every onchain action counts. Start earning Seeds — 26 days left.

Beneath the Soil

Not everything about Seedlings is visible. What grows on the surface is just one part of the story. Traits evolve, forms emerge, but something else is taking root. Quietly. Patiently. Maybe they’re just cute little companions. Maybe they’re something more. Time and activity will tell. Keep watering.