This will sound super crazy, but I see a path to ittybits floor being orders of magnitude higher than @cryptopunks floor 🤏🤣
getting some DMs about Alien ittybit #3100. Sorry for not replying. I only entertain reasonable offers via Opensea. You know where to find it!
Possibly the goofiest waste Astra tokens. Exportable music videos with your ittybeats (ittybit.xyz/ittybeats). 🤏
it's getting hot in here - 🔥heatmaps offer new ways to look at the 10k in a glance:
🗺️ ETHS / ERC721
🕒 Last sale
💵 Ξ Trading volume
💎 Trait rarity
⛏️ PoW rarity
kinda fun to see which ittybits have been wrapped to Opensea on ittybits.xyz - 🤏 - see for yourself
Don't forget - wrapping to ERC721 requires 2 TXs:
1⃣ deposit to wrapper contract (wait for ETH to finalize)
2⃣ mint erc721
4 holders have completed the first TX, but haven't executed the 2nd mint TX. 58 ittybits on Opensea's doorstep, just waiting to come through that door.
If you have a compromised wallet that may still hold native ittybits, start here:
ittybits.xyz/rescue
Know an affected collector? Please pass this along. Check what remains before assuming everything is gone.
The local rescue tool is also open source:
github.com/Posvar/itty-rescu…
Review the code, run the tests, or build tools that create public rescue plans. Key entry and signing stay local.
ISC licensed, with integration docs for developers.
This first version supports native ittybit Ethscriptions on Ethereum mainnet. You still need signing access.
It cannot recover already-stolen assets.
The tool is experimental and not independently audited. Private bundles do not guarantee recovery.
Do NOT top up the compromised wallet directly. A sweeper could take that ETH.
The local tool simulates and privately submits two ordered transactions: gas funding, then the ittybit transfer.
Use a clean destination created from a NEW seed phrase.
NEVER send anyone your seed phrase or private key, including us.
The website handles public addresses only. A separate local tool accepts the compromised wallet’s private key on a clean computer and encrypts it locally.
It never asks for a seed phrase.












