Introducing $MAX1S

If you've spent any time in Ethereum culture, you already know about Milady. Vitalik's publicly talked about them. The NFT has become something of a cultural touchstone for this ecosystem and at this point, actually owning one is out of reach for most people. 9,998 ever made. That's it. No new mints, no exceptions, no second chances.

I hold 4 of them. I'm actively trying to get more. That's not a flex, it's just context for why I built this.

So what is $MAX1S?

Simple concept. The supply mirrors Milady exactly, 9,998 tokens, hard capped, forever. The idea is to give regular people a real shot at owning a Milady NFT, not just the wallets with 50+ ETH sitting around.

Here's the mechanic: hold at least 0.1% of the $MAX1S supply and you're automatically entered into a lucky draw. Every 20 minutes, one eligible holder wins a Milady. The draw pool gets funded by a 2% transaction tax that goes straight toward buying Miladys off the open market, no manual intervention, no middleman.

It's all baked into the contract. I can't touch it. Nobody can. Not me, not Vitalik, not anyone. I'm sitting in the same draw pool as you, waiting on luck like everyone else.

The deflationary side

Every transaction also triggers a 0.5% buyback and burn on a 2-hour cycle. The supply slowly shrinks. As it does, hitting that 0.1% threshold gets cheaper and your odds in the draw improve automatically. The longer you hold, the rarer your position becomes relative to everyone else.

It's a simple loop: hold, supply burns, threshold drops, better odds.