The original swamp is live. 447 frogs on Base.
$sFROG remains planned for Robinhood Chain. The 447-piece NFT collection is live on Base and OpenSea; its verified links are below.
The 447-piece archive is preparing for its Ethereum record.
The fixed 447-piece archive preserves every original frog through the verified Base contract and OpenSea item pages.
$sFROG is coming to Robinhood Chain.
The token and NFT collection use separate Ethereum networks: Robinhood Chain for $sFROG and Base for the 447 NFTs.
447 NFT legends are live on Base.
The supply is fixed. Every token is an ERC-721 record with public artwork and metadata.
OpenSea displays every legend.
When the hold window clears, the generated artifact becomes a archive-born collectible with its own record, rarity, and place in the swamp.
Browse the complete archive. Every frog has its own record.
All 447 sFROGs are fixed on Base. Browse their artwork and metadata without connecting a wallet or signing a transaction.
Fixed supply
Exactly 447 NFTs. No expansion.
Public metadata
Every image and token record is publicly readable.
Open every frog on OpenSea
Each token remains publicly inspectable.
The original legends are preserved on Base.
Every NFT is a public receipt: token ID, artwork, metadata, owner, and transfer history recorded on Base.
The frog is the receipt, the rank, and the reputation.
The original frog archive remains visible here while all 447 canonical NFTs are available through the collection gallery and OpenSea.
A wall for frogs with gravity.
The front page should feel like a collector walked into an archive that has already been trading. High-rarity specimens get a museum wall, not a uniform grid.
Original pages. Ethereum records. One preserved swamp.
Floor context that feels inhabited.
Live cards, listing status, rarity, and custody keep the collection from feeling like a static gallery.
Every frog is a fixed ERC-721 record.
Artwork becomes metadata, metadata becomes a Base token, and every token receives its own OpenSea record.
Wallets move through the platform with intent.
Browse a frog, inspect its metadata, verify its contract, and open the matching OpenSea item without losing context.
Open the complete 447-piece collection.
No wallet connection is required. Browse every NFT locally or open the verified collection directly on OpenSea.
Browse first. No connection required.
Inspect artwork, metadata, token IDs, and OpenSea records without requiring a signature.