a city on BNB Chain

Buy a block.
Turn a light on.

arcadia starts dark. Each block is a deed, an NFT bought in BNB, and every sale turns its windows on. Deeds accrue BNB from a treasury anyone can read, at a published base rate, funded only by what the treasury visibly holds.

light your block how it works

lit · deeded dark · for sale specimen grid · sale opens when the contract is live

How it works

A block is a deed

Pick a dark block and buy it in BNB. The deed mints to your wallet as an NFT, and the block lights up for everyone.

Deeds accrue BNB

Every deed accrues BNB at a published base rate. Payouts come only from BNB the treasury already holds, and the balance is public.

Accruals follow the deed

Sell or transfer the deed and any unclaimed BNB goes with it. The published rate is a reference streaming rate, not a promised yield.

One contract, one asset

The land, the deeds, and the BNB that funds every payout live in one verified contract on BNB Chain, readable line by line on BscScan. The treasury pays out the same asset it holds, so there is no bridge and no oracle between you and a claim. Fees are small enough that claiming never costs more than the claim.

contract · 0xd8e722b219f843f4a081635d45bf2fcacc746166

token · $[TICKER] · [TOKEN ADDRESS]

Questions

What am I actually buying?: A deed to one block, held as an NFT in your wallet. Yours to keep, sell, or transfer, and the whole grid is public.
What backs the accrual?: Only BNB the contract already holds. If the treasury ran low, the shortfall would show on the dashboard rather than being quietly promised.
Why is the city dark?: Because the lights are the ledger. A block is lit if and only if someone holds its deed, so the skyline always tells you exactly how much of the city is sold.