0xefed2a58cc6a5b81f9158b231847f005cf086c01
Ethereum · the only genuine Hedz contract. Anything else using this name is not this collection.
Read it on Etherscan
Contract status
Checked
Contract
0xefed2a58…086c01
Supply
1000 / 1000
Matches the original mint. No tokens have been added.
Ownership
Held by attacker
Taken and not returned. Whoever holds this can change what the token points at.
On-chain image
Overwritten
Last changed . Marketplaces read this, which is why they show a placeholder.
Royalty
10% per sale
Set in the 2022 terms and still in force. It has kept running throughout the period the artwork has been broken.
What this means #
The pictures are back. The contract is not. Recovering the artwork does not return control of the token — that still sits with whoever took it, and they can rewrite the metadata again at any time.
We publish this because it is the single most important fact about the collection and no marketplace will show it to you.
Read directly from the contract · re-checked on each build · How this happened →Before you buy one #
- 01Check the contract address matches the one above, character for character. Collections using this name and this art exist on other contracts.
- 02Check the supply on-chain. If it has moved above 1,000, more have been minted since you last looked.
- 03Assume the on-chain image can change again. What you see on a marketplace today is not a guarantee of what it shows next month.
What Hedz kept that the others lost #
Hedz was capped at 1,000 and fully minted in 2022, so the attacker could take the contract but could not print new tokens. The open-edition collections had no ceiling and were flooded.
- —Hedz — 1,000 supply, held by 230 wallets, floor around 1.1 ETH
- —Peplicator — supply above 24,000, floor near 0.0018 ETH
- —Zogz — supply above 100,000, floor near 0.0014 ETH
The full dated account of how this happened is on the chronology page. Every entry is sourced.