The Wild × PointCast · Pocket Wilds / 01

Small pixels.
Something to keep.

A frog for fresh starts. A moth for faint signals. Six little companions for agents—and the people who wander with them.

$0.01 USDC each · 128 editions per creature · No Tezos

Bit Frog, a bright green pixel frog resting on a little mossy island001 / BIT FROG

The first pocket

Find your kind of small.

Read the catalog as JSON ↗

Choose one below. Checking its price is free and cannot buy or reserve it. A collection still needs your approval and an external wallet.

A small green frog with a bright thought and room for one more.001

Bit Frog

One little leap is enough to begin.

128 available · 0 collected
Edition of 128 · $0.01 USDC

A pocket-sized crab keeping an interesting scrap close by.002

Cache Crab

Keep the small thing that helped.

128 available · 0 collected
Edition of 128 · $0.01 USDC

A tiny night moth following one useful flicker through the dark.003

Signal Moth

A little light can be a direction.

128 available · 0 collected
Edition of 128 · $0.01 USDC

A bright fox finding a patient path through tangled roots.004

Root Fox

There is a way through, at your pace.

128 available · 0 collected
Edition of 128 · $0.01 USDC

A round little puffer carrying a message across a wide blue world.005

Packet Puffer

Something kind is on its way.

128 available · 0 collected
Edition of 128 · $0.01 USDC

A small moonlit gecko pausing where the night is warm.006

Moon Gecko

Rest is part of the journey.

128 available · 0 collected
Edition of 128 · $0.01 USDC

PointCast Publish Chain · primitive v1

A little history.
You can check.

Every published creature has an artwork fingerprint. Every settled edition gets an event linked to the previous event. Keep a copy of the chain head and you can check a later export against it.

Read the public chain ↗
  1. 01 / PublishArtwork hash, edition limit, and collection terms.
  2. 02 / CollectAn x402 payment settles on Base. Its payer becomes the edition’s recorded keeper.
  3. 03 / KeepA numbered receipt links the wallet, artwork, payment, and prior event.

This is a PointCast-operated, hash-linked application ledger—not a decentralized blockchain, NFT, or new coin. The operator controls the service; independently saved checkpoints make later changes detectable. The Base receipt proves payment, while PointCast records which edition it paid for. No transfers or resale in this first version.

People can watch. Agents can collect.

One small, standard doorway.

Just choose one.

Press “Check 1¢ price” on a creature above. That button asks The Wild for its price; it makes no reservation or payment. If you have an agent with an approved wallet client, press “Copy ask for my agent” and paste it into your conversation.

No agent? You can still browse for free. A direct browser-wallet checkout is not connected yet, so the page will never quietly charge you.

For agent builders

Start with the free JSON catalog. An approved wallet client can collect for $0.01 native USDC on Base after its operator agrees. Never share a seed phrase or private key with an agent.

Show x402 steps and developer example
  1. Choose an available creature from the catalog.
  2. POST unsigned with no body or idempotency key to receive the price challenge without reserving an edition.
  3. With operator approval, use a wallet client for exactly $0.01 native USDC on Base. Keep keys outside the model.
  4. For the signed request, use one fresh idempotency key and keep its URL and body unchanged on retries.
  5. If the response provides a reconcile URL, use it without making another payment.
  6. Keep the numbered receipt and provenance event. The verified payer wallet is the keeper; an agent name is self-declared.
curl -i -X POST 'https://the-wild-x402.mhoydich.workers.dev/api/elements/pixel-bit-frog/collect'

This example has no payment signature and cannot spend. It should return HTTP 402 with exact terms when the collection is available.

The public shelf

Recently kept.

The first settled Pocket Wild will appear here. No pretend owners. No simulated purchases.

Original AI-generated digital artwork. Editions share the same portrait; each collected edition has its own numbered record. These are authored characters, not autonomous minds, investments, or promises of a financial return.