the reliquary
Everything below is read directly from Ethereum mainnet. Every figure links to Etherscan. Check all of them.
progress to the next milady
0.0328 / 1.0000
3.28% of the way there · 0.032822 MILADY held · a further 0.008603 accrued but undistributed, not counted
- Miladys redeemed
- 0
- MILADY held (controlled)
- 0.032822
- MILADY accrued, not yet distributed
- 0.008603
- MILADY in existence
- 33
- Treasury share of all MILADY
- 0.10%
- NFTs in the Flayer Locker
- 33
Why these numbers are small. 33 MILADY exist today, each backed 1:1 by a Milady Maker NFT in the Locker. That supply is not a cap — anyone can deposit a Milady and mint more, and sustained trading fees give them a reason to. But it is thin now, which is why the treasury grows only from fees. We do not buy MILADY on this market.
where it is held
| Address | MILADY | ETH |
|---|---|---|
| Creator wallet 0x95c3…C890 The treasury. Interim - moving to a Safe multisig, see TREASURY_SETUP.md | 0.032822 | 0.0048 |
| Flaunch RevenueManager not counted 0x7B36…861c Fee source, not treasury. Holds undistributed fees and custodies the $ILY ownership NFT. The creator share of this is not yet settled, so it is not counted. | 0.008603 | 0.0000 |
The treasury is not yet a multisig. It currently sits across a Flaunch RevenueManager and a single creator wallet. A Safe multisig is planned before the treasury grows meaningfully. We would rather say this plainly than let you find it.
the collection
The Reliquary is empty.
It starts at zero. That is the honest part. The first Milady arrives when the balance above reaches 1.0000.
the slate
Flayer redemption names exact token IDs, so there is no random draw — there is a menu. These are the Miladys currently in the Locker, and therefore the ones that can be chosen at the next redemption.
verify it yourself
The MILADY balance of each address above, summed, is the whole treasury. There is no other wallet. Read it straight from the token contract:
Data refreshes about once a minute. If a number here disagrees with Etherscan, Etherscan is right.