Silkmoth
Bombyx vulgaris
Cannot eat. Cannot drink. Lives nine days on stored fat and pure conviction. The original diamond hand — it never sells because it has no mouth.
Lepidoptera memeticus · Solana · 100 supply
100 moths. One lamp. Endless attraction.
One hundred specimens, generated on load from a fixed seed. No two wings alike. Nothing stored, nothing minted — every moth is drawn the moment you arrive, and drawn the same way every time.
Every 24 hours, moths reveal their attraction. A % of supply flies toward the largest wallet — visible on-chain as a coordinated micro-transfer.
Meme mechanic. Not real. No transfers occur, no yield exists, and no moth has ever been harmed by a lightbulb it could not reach.
Four recognised types. Traits are cosmetic and confer nothing but reputation among other moths.
Bombyx vulgaris
Cannot eat. Cannot drink. Lives nine days on stored fat and pure conviction. The original diamond hand — it never sells because it has no mouth.
Sphinx velox
Hits 12 m/s and hovers like a hummingbird. Arrives at the lamp before the block confirms. Front-runs dusk itself.
Actias noctiluna
Pale green, long-tailed, faintly luminous. Ignores porch lights entirely — it is already attracted to something larger and further away.
Acherontia signum
Wears a skull on its back and squeaks when handled. Raids beehives for honey without being stung. The only moth that takes rather than orbits.
Any amount. The moths do not count, they only sense warmth.
A single bulb is sufficient. Do not use a bug zapper. We will know.
They come from the field, the hedge, the dark side of the barn. They always come.
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