A tall Town Brokers tower rendered in low poly, lit gold against a night sky.

Mint

Buy a building

Reading the collection contract.

Checking the sale Reading the supply Four districts Hourly rounds

0.0005 ETH each reading the limit

Minted reading

reading the chain reading

reading Total to pay

No wallet connected

Reading the collection contract.

Collection contract: reading

That collection address is the only real one. Nothing else mints a Town Brokers building, whatever it is called and wherever it is posted. Check it against the pinned post on the X account before you sign anything.

Legendary building in Silicon Row, glass facade, 16 floors

Epic building in Orchard Street, limestone facade, 11 floors

Rare building in Launch District, brick facade, 7 floors

Uncommon building in Motor Mile, limestone facade, 4 floors

Epic building in Silicon Row, brick facade, 11 floors

Rare building in Orchard Street, glass facade, 7 floors

Uncommon building in Launch District, slate facade, 4 floors

Common building in Motor Mile, marble facade, 2 floors

Every building is procedurally generated and every render on this page is a real piece from the collection.

Live data

Where every number on this page comes from

Every counter here is read from a contract, or left blank. Nothing is typed in by hand.

Round history is read, never written

Each round the payroll runs writes a Round event on chain, carrying the weight of every district, what the round spent there and what it bought. That event is the whole record, and the Rounds page reads it straight from the chain. This page keeps no history of its own, because a history typed into a web page is a history nobody can check.

The four counters 4 counters

Minted: reading
Wallets holding: Needs an indexer
Rounds paid
Rent paid to buildings

The collection carries no enumerable index on purpose, because that costs every minter gas so that a website can save a request. A holder count therefore needs an indexer, and this page would rather say so than print a number nobody checked. The two payroll counters obey the same rule: each carries a figure once it has been read from the payroll, and a blank until it has.

Safety

Where a real address comes from

This is the part worth reading twice. A mint is exactly the moment somebody tries to sell you a fake one, so here is the only path a real address ever takes.

How to check an address 3 rules

1 Look here firstThe collection address sits in the mint panel at the top of this page, and every contract this project uses is listed on the docs page. An address is ours only if this site carries it.
2 Then check the pinned postThe same addresses are pinned on the X account. The two have to match character for character. If they do not match, stop.
3 Anywhere else is not oursAn address handed to you in a reply, a group chat or a search result before it appears in both of those places is not ours. There is no early link, no private sale and no allowlist to buy.

The only two sources 2 places

This page: The mint panel, top of the page
The X account: @TownBrokersNFT, pinned post
Everywhere else: Not ours

Nobody here will ever ask you to send something first. No verification link, no support agent in your messages, no signature before the mint panel says the sale is open. If a page asks you to sign while this one still says the sale is closed, close it.

Open the X account Read how the payroll works

The addresses a round routes through

These are the assets a round buys, one tokenized stock for each district, together with the pool it buys them in. They are public contracts on this chain and they belong to nobody here, and not one of them is a mint address. Nothing here can be minted from; the collection address is the one in the panel at the top. The pool depth column is read from the pools when this page loads, so it is whatever the pools hold at that moment.

District	Stock	Contract address	Pool fee	Pool depth
Reading the four district pools.

The two routing assets

Asset	Symbol	Contract address	Why it matters
Settlement dollar	USDG	reading	The pot passes through this before it buys stock
Wrapped ether	WETH	0x0Bd7D308f8E1639FAb988df18A8011f41EAcAD73	Not the Wrapped Ether the block explorer ranks first

Two tokens on this chain answer to the name Wrapped Ether. The one in that table is the one the router uses. Read the address, never the name.

Day one

What a building carries

Four things are true from the first block you own a building, with nothing to switch on and nothing more to pay.

A building that earns from the moment it exists

Every floor counts in the very next round

Born floorsreading

Legendary building in Orchard Street, sandstone facade, 16 floors

A district that pays a real tokenized stock

reading

Each district takesOne quarter

Legendary building in Launch District, brick facade, 16 floors

No activation and no burn to start

Nothing to stake and nothing to switch on

Cost to begin earning0

Legendary building in Motor Mile, onyx facade, 16 floors

Rent that belongs to the building

It travels with the NFT, so claim before you sell

Unclaimed rentStays on the plot

Every line above is written into the contracts rather than into this page, and all of it is readable on chain. Read the contracts, or find somebody who will read them for you, and then decide.

The artwork