Pixeldeed Help Center
Contact & Support
How do I report a Block?
Click Report on the Block, then include the token ID/link and a short description of the issue.
How are reports handled?
Stage: Live
- Prohibited content and CSAM are reviewed as top priority.
- Prohibited content follows an escalating enforcement: 1st violation - Block hidden for 7 days, 2nd - 30 days, 3rd - 90 days, 4th - permanent removal/ban.
- CSAM is always reported to law enforcement, with no appeals.
- All other reports are reviewed within a set timeframe. If we take action, the Block's owner is notified and, except in cases of CSAM, may appeal.
Scam warning
Pixeldeed never DMs you first, and we will never ask for your seed phrase, private key, or a "verification" payment. If you receive a message like this claiming to be from us, please report it.
FAQ
What is Pixeldeed?
A 1,000x1,000-pixel grid (1,000,000 pixels total) divided into 10x10-pixel Cells. Groups of adjacent Cells ("Blocks") are minted as NFTs. Each Block's owner can display content on it, resell it, or rent it out.
What wallet do I need? What about network fees?
Any EVM-compatible wallet works - OKX, Coinbase Wallet, Rabby, Rainbow, Phantom, and others. Minting, buying, selling, and renting all happen on Robinhood Chain.
You'll need ETH in your wallet to cover gas fees on Robinhood Chain. If your ETH is on a different network, you can bridge it over using any of several available bridges.
You'll need ETH in your wallet to cover gas fees on Robinhood Chain. If your ETH is on a different network, you can bridge it over using any of several available bridges.
What is Robinhood Chain?
Robinhood Chain is Robinhood's own Ethereum Layer-2, built on the Arbitrum Orbit/Nitro stack, which launched mainnet on July 1, 2026. Pixeldeed is built on it for a few reasons:
- Speed and low cost:~100ms block times and meaningfully lower gas fees than Ethereum L1 - it uses ETH as its gas token and settles back to Ethereum, inheriting Ethereum's security.
- Fair ordering (FCFS sequencer):Transactions are ordered by arrival time, not by who pays the highest fee - the same first-come, first-served principle behind Pixeldeed's own FCFS Whitelist.
- A growing, active ecosystem:User count and TVL are growing quickly, and native integration with Robinhood Wallet's large user base means strong potential for bringing in new users.
- Fully EVM-compatible and permissionless: Standard tools like Solidity, Foundry, and viem work out of the box - anyone can build and deploy without approval.
- A leader in RWA tokenization: positions the ecosystem to connect with a broader financial infrastructure built around real-world assets over time.
How do I get a Block?
- Whitelist window: free minting (you only pay network gas).
- Public mint: opens after the Whitelist Window ends. Pricing TBD.
- Resale market: Blocks can also be bought anytime from an existing owner (see Resale below), so even outside the mint windows, buying a Block on the secondary market is always an option.
Is any of the grid reserved for the team?
Yes, roughly 10% of the grid is set aside as team allocation. This is disclosed upfront for transparency.
What happens after I mint?
Connect your wallet, then upload an image, title, and link for your Block. It goes live after automated moderation, which usually takes just seconds.
What are the image content requirements?
- Supported formats: PNG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF
- Recommended size: 100x100 pixels per Cell (e.g., a 2x4 Block would be 200x400px)
- File size: up to 5MB is accepted, but we recommend staying under 200KB for faster loading.
Where can I view my NFT after minting?
Your minted NFT goes straight into your wallet. You can view it:
- On a Robinhood Chain block explorer
- On your Grid / My Blocks page on pixeldeed.xyz
- On other NFT dApps such as OpenSea (where supported by the chain)
Do I actually own my Block?
Yes. It's a standard NFT and Pixeldeed is non-custodial, we never hold your Block for you. We can hide or remove content that violates our rules, but we cannot seize the NFT itself; ownership stays with you.
Can I merge or split my Blocks?
Yes. You can merge adjacent Cells or Blocks into a larger Block, as long as the resulting shape is always a rectangle - L-shapes or other irregular shapes aren't allowed.
You can also split a larger Block into smaller ones. Each split is a single straight cut, either horizontal or vertical - you can't divide a Block into multiple pieces all at once. You can repeat the process as many times as you like, splitting the resulting pieces again and again.
What content is prohibited?
Illegal material, phishing/scams, sexually explicit content, hate speech, and IP infringement. Violations follow the escalating enforcement above. CSAM results in a permanent ban and a report to law enforcement, with no exceptions.
Can I resell my Block?
Yes, anytime, at any price you set. Pixeldeed takes a 5.5% commission on the sale.
What is Rent, and how does it work?
Renting lets someone else display content on your Block temporarily, without transferring ownership.
- The Block owner lists it on the Rentals page with a daily rate.
- A renter picks a duration and pays for it.
- Once payment clears, the renter can upload their own image, link, and description on that Block for the duration they paid for.
- When the rental period ends, control automatically returns to the owner.
- The NFT itself always stays in the owner's wallet - only the right to display content temporarily changes hands.
Pixeldeed takes a 2.5% commission on rental payments.
What are the fees?
See the Fee Schedule below.
Is my wallet secure?
We will never ask for your seed phrase. Pixeldeed cannot recover lost wallet access, and blockchain transactions are final, so please safeguard your keys carefully.
Is this financial advice?
Pixeldeed is an NFT/crypto product, and value can be volatile. Nothing on this site or in its content is financial advice. Please assess your own risk tolerance before purchasing, and consult a professional if needed.
Fee Schedule
| Action | Fee |
|---|---|
| Whitelist mint | Free (gas only) |
| Public mint | Free (gas only) |
| Resale royalty | 5.5% → Platform fee |
| Rental commission | 2.5% → Platform fee |
| Edit content | Free (gas only) |
| List / cancel listing | Free (gas only) |
| Withdraw proceeds | Free (gas only) |
| Account / subscription fees | None |
| Holding a Block | No fee |
Gas fees go to the network, not to Pixeldeed, and vary with network conditions. Fee changes apply only going forward, never retroactively, and any material change will be announced in advance.