Each Ovals portrait (NFT, symbol OVAL) is a seat in the room.
Holding a portrait comes with a perk: a share of the rewards chest, streamed to seats in the $OVALS coin.
The $OVALS coin is separate from the portraits. Its pool shares trading fees with $OVALS holders, in $OVALS and WETH.
The gold door is for holders of the $OVALS coin.
Each portrait carries a 3% royalty on resales.
For now, the creator fills the rewards chest.
The rewards chest is open. Claim your seats' share at the Claims desk.
Gallery: seats by method and yearThe room's coin, paired with WETH. Its pool shares trading fees with $OVALS holders, in $OVALS and WETH.
Not the same as OVAL, the symbol of the Ovals portraits (NFT). The portraits are the seats; $OVALS is the coin.
Trade $OVALSThe Oval Room is the ground. Floors 101 and up are galleries, each given over to one NFT collection. Floors 101, 103 and 107 are the house's curated floors; every other floor can be rented for a day, a week or a month.
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A walk-through hall of 10,000 oval portraits, 100 to a room.
Created automatically by Bankr from one post on X.
10,000 portraits, fully on-chain.
Minted free, 10 per wallet. All 10,000 are out.
Then grown by hand, through Bankr tips and the 20+ sweep.
Pencil 7,017 · Ink 1,938 · Pixel 800 · Plate 245 (54 of them inverted).
Counted from each portrait's on-chain metadata, all 10,000 seats.
Enigma's prompt to @bankrbot, posted on X on Oct 8, 2026. Shown word for word.
Free mint… Hey @bankrbot create an NFT collection called Oval Room, symbol OVAL, on Robinhood chain. Fully on-chain generative SVG. One seed per token. No IPFS, no external images. Keep every SVG small and fixed-shape so tokenURI stays readable by marketplaces. Every token is a stylized human portrait, head and shoulders, cropped in an oval. Draw a person: head, two eyes, nose, mouth, hair, neck, shoulders. Not a symbol, not a frame alone, not an animal, not text art. Same sitter language across all 10,000 so a pencil and a plate feel like the same room. Face shape, eye placement, and nose stay consistent. Variety comes from gaze, hair, clothes, and method, not from a new species. The first roll is the method, and the method is the rarity. 70% Pencil. Few lines on a warm blank ground. Thin oval. Year in the corner. No color, no jewel, no heavy frame. 20% Ink. Same face, more marks. High collar, one earring, hatched ground, thin oval. Silver or none. 8% Pixel. Small fixed pixel grid of the same head. Plain wall, lace collar, simple oval. Dusty rose, olive, and gold only. 2% Plate. Heavier gold oval, burgundy ground, one jewel at the throat. One in five plates inverts: empty frame, the face only as a faint reflection. The inversion is still a portrait, not a blank. Year is any year from 0 to 2026, written small. It changes the palette only, not the renderer. 0–400 plaster. 401–1400 gold ground. 1401–1700 dark. 1701–1890 paper. 1891–1970 gray print. 1971–2026 scan. Other traits from the same seed. Gaze: aside, down, direct, past you. Hair: loose, bound, veiled, cropped. Collar, metal, ground, and frame are locked to the method. A pencil cannot have a gold frame. A plate cannot sit on blank paper. Jewel only on plate: pearl, garnet, or emerald. Add ERC-2981 royalties at 3% (300 bps) on secondary, paid to my Bankr wallet. Free mint, price 0, supply 10000, max 10 per wallet, creator wallet can mint 100. Use https://t.co/9hdSUSyyC6 and verify the contract.View the post on X