Every eye stays closed until a quantum processor is measured.
A collection on Robinhood Chain. Each eye is one shot of a 36-qubit circuit run on real hardware. The measured bits are the art, drawn on chain.
From a state to an eye.
A quantum circuit prepares a state. Measuring it gives ordinary bits. Here those bits become an eye. Three groups of qubits do three different jobs.
One rotation per qubit sets how often it reads 1. Public tables turn the measured values into iris, pupil, lid, gaze, corona, lashes, mark and ground.
One bitstring. One eye.
These are simulated shots of the same circuit, drawn with the tables the contract uses. Select one to read its bits.
011Solid10Slate001Slit00Open001Left00None00None000None001Coal00000Collapsed001111015 bandsOpen and closed at once.
Five entangled qubits read all 1 about once in 243 shots. That eye is drawn in two places at once.
The background is an experiment.
Eight qubits interfere with each other. The pattern they produce is the diagonal bands behind each eye. Step through the circuit to see probability appear.
Each shot gives one pattern. It becomes the diagonal bands behind an eye.
00100110Odds, not a supply schedule.
The circuit sets probabilities. What is actually rare is whatever the hardware measures.
A receipt for every outcome.
Each eye keeps its batch, its shot number, the job, the processor and a hash of the full results. Anyone can check them, without a wallet.
Sealed
Pending eyes become a batch. Each one's shot number is fixed before any job exists.
Bound
One job is attached to the batch, once. It cannot be swapped.
Resolved
The hash of every ordered shot is written on chain.
Revealed
Each eye opens with the shot at its own number.
The token is the only way in.
An eye costs 100,000 $LABS. There are 10,000 eyes and no other way to mint one.