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An ACTOR is an NFT with a vault of its own. Every mint puts ETH into a shared pot, and the moment that pot passes 0.004 ETH the protocol spends all of it on tokenized Netflix stock and splits what it bought equally across every actor in existence. The stock lands inside the NFT and travels with it. Nobody approves any of this and there is no account to open.
What it is
Two things leave your wallet when you cast. 1,000,000 ACTR goes in as collateral. It is not spent and no function in the contract can spend it. It sits in a vault the contract owns until you sell the NFT back, and then all of it comes back to you. 0.0002 ETH is the surcharge. That one is spent, and it is the money that ends up buying $NFLX.
The NFT you get is an ERC-721 token with a vault address derived from it. The vault holds the actor's NFLXx balance. When a round fires, your share is delivered into it, so what the actor owns is held by the actor rather than credited to you on a server. Sell it to somebody and the stock inside goes with it.
The art is generated from the serial: a pixel-art sci-fi portrait of an actor cast on one of eight Netflix slates — STRANGER THINGS, SQUID GAME, DARK, THE WITCHER, 3 BODY PROBLEM, BLACK MIRROR, ALTERED CARBON, REBEL MOON — with billing from Extra up to Icon. The same serial always renders the same actor, and the renderer is the metadata endpoint OpenSea reads.
How a round works
Every surcharge goes into one pot. When that pot passes 0.004 ETH, the protocol spends the whole thing on $NFLX for whichever slate is next in the rotation and credits every live actor an equal slice of what came back. Then the rotation moves on to the next slate.
- 01Cast
Collateral locked, surcharge taken, a new NFT created with a vault and its own NFLXx balance.
- 02Round
The pot passes 0.004 ETH and is swapped for $NFLX. Every live actor is credited the same amount.
- 03Sweep
That credit is moved out of the shared pool and into the actor's own balance. Anyone can trigger it.
- 04Claim
Optional. Pulls stock out of the actor and into your wallet. The actor keeps working, it is just emptier.
- 05Sell back
Collateral returned, positions closed. The NFT goes to the treasury and is listed on the market.
Where the money goes
| Event | Paid | To the pot | To the protocol |
|---|---|---|---|
| Someone casts | 0.0002 ETH | 0.00018 ETH | 0.00002 ETH |
| They sell it back | 0.00004 ETH | 0.00004 ETH | 0 ETH |
| Someone else buys it | 0.0002 ETH | 0.00018 ETH | 0.00002 ETH |
The protocol keeps a tenth of everything that moves, so holders as a group take back nine tenths of what they put in as a group. Your collateral is never part of that maths — it is returned in full when you exit.
The $ACTR token
$ACTR is the coin the whole thing runs on. It is a plain ERC-20 on Base with a fixed supply of 10B, no mint function and no blacklist. It is not a separate product: it is the collateral every actor locks, so the collection and the coin share one supply curve.
| Sink | What happens | Effect on supply |
|---|---|---|
| Casting | 1,000,000 ACTR is locked for as long as the NFT is held | out of circulation, reversible |
| Protocol cut | 50% of the cut buys $ACTR on Uniswap v3 and burns it | permanently removed |
| Selling back | collateral is released in the same transaction | returns to circulation |
| Allocation | Share | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Liquidity pool | 60% | paired with WETH, LP burned at launch |
| Mint collateral | 25% | flows out to holders, locked while they hold |
| Protocol treasury | 10% | rounds, keepers, buyback-and-burn |
| Team | 5% | vested over 24 months, on chain |
Live supply, burn and liquidity figures are on the token page, and the pool itself is on Dexscreener ↗.
Every function
| Function | Who can call it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| cast | Anyone | Takes collateral and surcharge, mints the ERC-721, opens its stock balance. |
| distribute | Anyone | Moves one actor's credit out of the shared pool and into that actor. |
| release + settle | Keeper only | Swaps the pot through the AMM for this round's stock, credits every live actor, moves the rotation on. |
| claim | The holder | Moves stock out of the actor and into your wallet. You keep the NFT. |
| withdraw | The holder | The exit. Collateral returned, positions closed, NFT handed to the treasury. |
| recast | Anyone | Buys an actor back off the market. Once every serial is minted, this is the only way in. |
Addresses
Nothing here is custodial. The collateral sits in the contract, unspent surcharges sit in the pot, and actors that have been sold back are held by the treasury. All of it is governed by the deployed contract on Base — no company account, no off-chain ledger.
- Collectionthe ERC-721 actors
- 0xAC7R00…0ACT0R ↗
- Stock tokenNetflix, tokenized (NFLXx)
- 0x9F1E7C…F0A21c
- Secondary marketwallet-to-wallet resale
- OpenSea ↗
- $ACTRActor Asset (ACTR), the collateral token
- 0xAC7R11…1TOKEN ↗
- Metadatawhat indexers read
- /api/metadata/[id]
The settings
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Collateral | 1,000,000 ACTR |
| Surcharge | 0.0002 ETH |
| Protocol share | 10% of the surcharge and of the exit fee |
| Exit fee | 0.00004 ETH, flat |
| A round fires | whenever the pot clears 0.004 ETH |
| Supply | 5,000 |
| Chain | Base (EVM, id 8453) |
| Stock | NFLXx — Netflix, tokenized |
| Token supply | 10B ACTR, fixed |
| Buyback and burn | 50% of the protocol cut |
| Pool | ACTR / WETH on Uniswap v3 |
| Slates | STRANGER THINGS, SQUID GAME, DARK, THE WITCHER, 3 BODY PROBLEM, BLACK MIRROR, ALTERED CARBON, REBEL MOON |
ACTR is an experiment in tokenized equity exposure attached to collectible art. Nothing here is investment advice, and NFLXx is a tokenized representation rather than a registered security.