The portal opens on 13 September.
15:00 CEST · then it never closes: supply is infinite and the portal stays open.
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Mint a VeSemen. Win $VET.
A collection of semen characters, assembled the moment you mint one. Nobody picks yours. Nobody has seen it before you do. Every mint is also a ticket into the round's VET pot — mint one, and you could win it.
Press GENERATE as many times as you like. It is a free draw from the live library: nothing is minted and nothing is charged.
Every 100 000, minters get paid.
Every round is a live prize draw: it closes when 100 000 VET of mint volume has been reached. Then the whole pot goes out in one go — most of it back to minters, three different ways — the Balls Deep Leaderboard resets to zero, and the next round opens with everyone level again.
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35%
Top 10 minters
35 000 to the top 10 on the Balls Deep Leaderboard when the round closes. The top three earn the most: 15 000 · 9 000 · 6 000.
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20%
Make it Rain backgrounds
20 000 split equally between every Make it Rain that came out during the round. The fewer there are, the more each one takes.
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5%
Holo Pot
5 000 set aside for whoever mints a Holo Chrome body. Nobody finds one most rounds, and then the pot rolls into the next one and keeps growing.
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30%
Burned
30 000 converted to WoV and burned, out of circulation for good. Not locked, not vested, not parked in a treasury that quietly sells later.
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10%
Team
10 000, the smallest slice on purpose. It pays for the development of the project.
The pot is fixed: a round always ends at exactly 100 000, so the numbers above never move. The only thing still up for grabs while a round is open is who gets them.
Stack traits, win VET.
Every trait is worth something on its own, and a VeSemen is worth all of its traits added up. Mint a lot and your shot at the pot climbs; mint well and it climbs faster.
- common2
- uncommon5
- rare10
- epic210
- legendary10 000
Everything you mint scores points, whichever door it came through. Only VET purchases move the bar that closes the round, because the bar measures what came in.
The background that pays.
One trait is not about rarity, it is about luck: Make it Rain is the lottery inside the mint, and it takes a cut of the VET spent alongside it.
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4–10
Every round
Not a floating chance: the count is decided before the round starts, and it lands between four and ten in every 100 000 of mint volume, whichever door they came through. You just do not know how many, or which numbers.
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20%
Shared, not each
One fifth of the round, 20 000, goes into one pot, split equally between the Make it Rain that came out during it. Fewer of them means more each.
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1×
Once, to the holder
Paid to whoever holds it when the round closes, not to whoever minted it. Each one pays once and once only: for the next round you need another.
Every round makes a pot of 20 000. What moves is how many hands it lands in.
Four to ten come out in every round, and a round is always 100 000 of mint volume, so the pot is always 20 000. The count is decided before the round starts: what you do not know is which numbers.
The body that keeps the pot.
Every round puts 5 000 aside and leaves it there. It is paid the day somebody mints a Holo Chrome body.
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5 000
Saved every round
It is not paid out when the round closes. It stays in the pot, and the next round adds 5 000 more.
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all of it
To the first one who finds it
The first Holo Chrome body minted in a round takes the whole pot, however many rounds it took to get there.
Five tiers, one rule.
A character is graded by all of its traits added up, not by the rarest one it happens to wear. 142 traits are live right now, spread across five tiers. Seven of them are legendary, and one of those seven is a body, so it colours the whole thing.
Rarity here is a target count per 100 000 characters, not a floating chance. Holo Chrome is aimed at one to three in a hundred thousand. The mint lands near the target, never exactly on it, because that is what dice do. What does not move is the target.
The legendary.
The short answers.
What is VESEMEN?
A mint that is also a lottery: every VeSemen you generate is a real, randomly assembled character, and a shot at winning $VET when the round pays out. That is the entire pitch, and we are aware of what it sounds like. They also happen to look unreasonably good, which was not strictly necessary.
How many will there be?
Supply is infinite. There is no countdown, no sold out banner and no allowlist to beg your way onto. The portal keeps producing for as long as people keep minting.
What does one cost?
10 VET per character. You can mint up to 1 000 in a single run, and the portal shows you the total before you commit to anything.
Where does the money actually go?
Five ways, and only five — most of it comes back to minters as prizes. Every round is 100 000 VET, and the whole pot goes out when it closes.
30% buys WoV back and burns it. Not locked, not vested, not parked in a treasury that quietly sells later. Burned, gone, out of circulation.
2% goes into the referral pot. Every round sets aside 2 000 VET for the referral campaign. When a season ends, the ten people who brought in the most minters split 10 000 VET.
8% goes to the Dollar Eyes. 80 are hidden in every round, in VET, Genesis and Sacrifice mints. Whoever mints a piece with them wins 100 VET, sent when the round closes.
5% goes into the Holo Pot. It is only paid out when somebody mints a Holo Chrome body, the rarest thing in the collection. Most rounds nobody does, and the pot rolls over: it is the one prize that can be worth more than a whole round.
35% goes to the top 10 minters on the Balls Deep Leaderboard: 35 000 VET, and the top three earn the most, 15 000, 9 000 and 6 000 VET.
20% goes to the Make it Rain backgrounds that came out during the round, split equally between them: 20 000 VET, four to ten of them every round, from any of the three doors.
10% goes to the team, and it pays for the development of the project.
How do I get on the Balls Deep Leaderboard?
By minting. Every VeSemen you mint scores points equal to the sum of its traits, and the top 10 when the round closes share 35 000 VET. The top three earn the most: 15 000, 9 000 and 6 000 VET.
Everything you mint scores points, whichever door it came through. Only VET purchases move the bar that closes the round, because the bar measures what came in.
How is a character graded?
By all of its traits added up, not by the rarest one it wears. Every trait is worth points: 2 for common, 5 uncommon, 10 rare, 210 epic, 10 000 legendary. The total decides the tier printed on the card.
The points follow how rare a trait actually is. An epic trait turns up 21 times less often than a rare one, and a legendary 57 times less often than an epic: the weights are spaced the same way, so one legendary pull is worth around 500 ordinary pieces. Minting a lot still counts, and it no longer outruns a lucky one.
It used to be the rarest trait alone, and that made "common" harder to get than "uncommon": a piece had to have every trait at the lowest level to count as common. Adding them up makes all five names mean something.
Where can I trade them?
On World of V. That is the venue, and the only one we will point you at. List, buy, make offers, do whatever you normally do there.
Will new traits be added?
Yes, and they land for special occasions rather than on a schedule. That is the point of an open supply: the wardrobe keeps moving, which is how these stay the best PFP you will ever rock.
What do I need to mint?
A VeWorld wallet. Open the portal with it, choose how many you want, and press mint. Ten seconds later you see what came out.
Four things, in order.
Short on purpose. Everything here is either already running or a direct consequence of it, except the last one, which is a joke we would genuinely like to keep.
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now
Mint
The portal is open. Infinite supply, 10 VET a character, up to 1 000 in one run.
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next
Trading opens on World of V
Once there are enough characters out there to trade, the collection goes live on World of V and the floor becomes somebody else's problem.
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every 100 000 VET
The round closes and pays
35 000 VET goes to the top 10 minters, 20 000 to the Make it Rain backgrounds that came out during the round, 5 000 into the Holo Pot, 30 000 buys WoV back and burns it, 10 000 to the team. Then the board resets and it starts again, with no cap and no end date.
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who knows
Fertilisation
And then, maybe, your VeSemen particles will be able to fertilise some ovules one day and give life to super characters. Maybe. No promises were made.