Breed two coins into a new bloodline.

What you're doing

Breeding mixes two coins' on-chain DNA into a brand-new coin. The child inherits a blend of both parents' 7 genes — plus the occasional mutation — and is born as its own launchable memecoin with its own reactive engine.

Why breed? Rare is bred, not bought

Every genesis coin is deliberately capped — dominance tier ≤ 1, fertility ≤ 3. The rare, powerful traits (high dominance, extra fertility, brand-new mutated genes) can only come from breeding. You can't buy a top-tier coin; you breed toward it, generation by generation.

How the genes mix (real Mendelian genetics)

• Each of the 7 genes holds two alleles, like real DNA. A breed takes one allele from each parent — a coin-flip which one.
• The stronger allele (higher dominance tier, 0–3) is what shows; the other rides along hidden as a recessive and can resurface generations later.
• Each allele gets a mutation roll — its odds set by the more mutation-prone parent — to become a fresh gene with a random tier. That's how never-seen, rarer traits emerge over time.

Provably fair

The randomness is fixed by a future block hash that nobody — not even us — can predict or choose. Every rare child is an honest roll you earned, and anyone can verify it on-chain.

Why it's valuable

• Progression — breed toward rarer, stronger reactive coins you simply cannot mint directly.
• Bloodlines — your lineage earns a share of every descendant's trade fees, so a strong bloodline is an ongoing, compounding asset.
• New coins to launch — each child is a fresh memecoin carrying exactly the traits you bred for, ready to launch and trade.

The rules

Pick two coins you own. Each breed spends one fertility charge (🥚) from each parent. After you breed, wait a few seconds for the randomness to land, then claim your child — it mints straight into your wallet.