FlipFlops
1,999 pairs on Robinhood Chain, bought with $FLOPS and nothing else. Every pair is its own render: one material, one ornament, one footbed print, one scene. No two share a combination.
The swirl behind this page is a fluid simulation running live, not a video. Drag across it.
Five materials, 1,999 pairs
Open the gallery →Jelly, glass, wood, gold and ceramic, each in twelve colourways, each carrying one of seven logos from the chain and one of sixteen footbed prints, on one of twelve scenes. That is where 1,999 unique pairs come from.
One token gets you in. Nothing else does.
01
Get $FLOPS
The token launches on Pons, the bonding-curve launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Buy on the curve, or on Uniswap v4 once it graduates.
02
Spend it at the mint
The mint is priced in $FLOPS, not ETH. Approve once, then mint. ETH only pays gas.
03
Wear the pair
One of 1,999, with its own material, ornament, footbed print and scene, and a rarity rank against the other 1,998.
Why a token gate
An ETH-priced mint rewards whoever has the fastest bot. A $FLOPS-priced mint rewards whoever actually held the token. Every mint moves $FLOPS out of the float and into the treasury, so the collection and the token pull in the same direction instead of competing for the same wallet.
The background is not a video
What moves behind this page is an incompressible Navier-Stokes solver on WebGL2: a velocity field, a pressure projection and vorticity confinement, recomputed every frame. Your cursor pushes dye and momentum into it. Nothing is looping, which is why it never repeats.
Simulation grid
128 x 128
Dye resolution
1024
Pressure iterations
20