loading…
200,000 plots. Each one permanently owns 250 consecutive Base blocks, on-chain, forever. The same primitive that turned Bitcoin blocks into a land grab. Now on the chain people actually use. No restock, no season two.
In 2023 someone said a Bitcoin block is a district on a map. They called it Bitmap. People claimed them with raw inscriptions. No art, no roadmap, just the number. Over a million got claimed and Bitmap became one of the largest digital land projects on Bitcoin.
Basemap is that exact idea, ported to Base. One plot owns 250 real blocks. The map of Base, sliced into 200,000 pieces, and you put your name on a piece.
The difference is the chain underneath. Base is alive. Millions of transactions a day, real apps, real users. Bitmap mapped a chain that mostly sits still. Basemap maps a chain that moves.
Base is one continuous ledger of blocks. Basemap slices it into 200,000 plots, 250 blocks each. Plot 0 owns blocks 0 to 249, the Base genesis era. Plot N owns blocks N times 250 through N times 250 plus 249. That math is hardcoded in the contract and it never changes.
When the last plot is minted, the map of Base is complete and the supply is closed. There is no mechanism to mint plot number 200,001. It does not exist. Once a plot is claimed it lives in someone's wallet forever and the map cannot be reopened or reprinted.
Position is the whole game. Rarity is set by where your plot sits on the chain. The lower the ID, the closer to Base genesis, the rarer it is forever.
There are exactly 100 Mythic plots. Ever. The genesis block of Base only got minted once. When the Mythic plots are claimed, the genesis era is closed. You either hold a piece of it or you watch someone else do it. Every plot someone else claims is one less low ID left for you.
0.0007 ETH per plot. Flat. The Mythic plot costs the same as a Common plot at mint, so the only thing standing between you and a low ID is how early you show up.
No whitelist tax, no Dutch auction, no bonding curve trickery. Batch up to 50 plots in a single transaction and grab a run of low IDs before the next degen does. Base gas is cheap, so a 50 pack costs barely more than the plots themselves, and you walk away with 50 plots and 5,000 BMAPT.
Each plot you mint drops 100 BMAPT straight to your wallet through the InstantClaim contract. Same transaction. No claim page, no waiting.
BMAPT is hard capped at 50,000,000. 40 percent of the entire supply goes to minters and nowhere else. Zero to the team. No VC allocation. No vesting cliff waiting to dump on you six months from now. The token distributes as the map fills, so the earlier you mint the larger your share of a fixed pie. The people who claim the map are the people who hold the token. When the plots are gone, the minter rewards are done too.
This runs on Base mainnet with all three contracts source-verified, public, and readable today. Go read them.
No hidden mint function. No proxy that swaps the rules later. Read the code, check the cap, confirm the supply. The scarcity is not a marketing line, it is enforced by the contract you can audit yourself. Your plot, your block range, and your provenance live on Base mainnet, not on our server.
Basemap is a DrunkDeploy project. Sisu and a Solidity habit. No roadmap full of promises, no Discord mod army, no treasury we control.
The contracts are deployed and verified, the supply is fixed at 200,000, and the map is open right now. It is being claimed ID by ID, by people who would rather own a piece of it than read about who did. The only question is which 250 blocks of Base history end up with your name on them.
A permanent ERC721 NFT on Base mainnet that holds a fixed range of 250 consecutive Base blocks. Plot N owns blocks N times 250 through N times 250 plus 249. The mapping is hardcoded in the contract and can never be reassigned. You can hold it, trade it, or display it like any Base NFT.
Exactly 200,000, set in the contract, covering 50,000,000 blocks. There is no admin function to mint more and no plot number 200,001. When they are claimed, the supply is permanently closed. You can verify the cap yourself on Basescan.
Same core idea, different chain. Bitmap claims Bitcoin blocks as districts. Basemap claims Base blocks as plots, 250 per plot. The big difference is the chain underneath. Base has real daily activity and a fast growing app ecosystem, where Bitcoin blocks mostly hold value through scarcity alone.
Rarity comes from position. The lowest IDs are closest to Base genesis and sit in the rarest tiers. Only 100 plots are Mythic (IDs 0 to 99) and only 900 are Legendary. Those IDs get minted first and never come back. Price is the same flat 0.0007 ETH regardless, so being early is the only edge.
BMAPT is the Basemap token, hard capped at 50,000,000. Every plot you mint instantly drops 100 BMAPT into your wallet in the same transaction through the InstantClaim contract. 40 percent of total supply is reserved for minters. The team takes 0 percent, there is no VC allocation and no vesting.
0.0007 ETH per plot, one flat price for every plot in the collection, no tiers and no whitelist. You can mint up to 50 plots in a single transaction, which is the fastest way to grab a block of low IDs before someone else does. Base gas is cheap on top of that.
All three contracts are source-verified on Basescan so you can read every line before you mint. Plot NFT 0x19268363e6bb3575b3bf0498ebebe6acac6da78f, BMAPT 0xda1c16b79aefeec8356eef5791b8044bd89ded9e, InstantClaim 0x17965833af4c75fb9db20438d3748f8b5cd8b8dd.
No. Basemap is a digital collectible. You are claiming permanent NFT plots that map ranges of Base block history, plus the BMAPT reward attached to minting. There are no promises of returns. Collect it because you want to own a piece of the map.
The map fills once. 200,000 plots, one flat price, low numbers go first. Be early to the Base version.
Basemap is a digital collectible on Base mainnet. Not financial advice. Collect it because you want to own a piece of the map.