A real drummer practices on a real pad, on camera. Strokes that land on the click count. Ten minutes of clean strokes is a block, and the block settles on Ethereum. Every block mints new $DRUMCHAIN to the Drummer NFTs. You don't play. Drumtoshi plays. Your Drummer earns. No practice, no blocks. No blocks, no new supply.
| Block time | 10 minutes |
| Block reward | 808 $DRUMCHAIN |
| Half-time | reward halves every 210,000 blocks |
| Hard cap | 339,360,000 |
| Retarget | every 2,016 blocks: tighter window, faster tempo |
| Each block | 80% Drummer NFTs · 20% Drumtoshi |
| Settlement | Ethereum · Sepolia first |
808 × 210,000 blocks × 2 = 339,360,000. Supply only grows when someone plays. Testnet runs this schedule at 1/1000 scale, so half-time and retarget happen live.
2,000 Drummer NFTs. Your Drummer doesn't play. It earns: every block, 80% is split across Drummers by mining power.
Levels follow the rudiments. Merge two Drummers of the same level to reach the next; one is burned.
Unclaimed rewards stay with the NFT when it sells.
Where Drumtoshi practices. That's the miner.
A practice pad and a pair of sticks. A mic or a clip-on trigger that hears every stroke. The click, seeded by the chain. A camera, always on.
Live. Every round is streamed: hear the click, watch the strokes land, see the block settle.
Genesis: one drummer, Drumtoshi, plays every block in the Shed. Later, any drummer can build a Shed and compete for the next block: the first clean round wins it. More drummers, more competition, tighter windows. Proof of work, played in time.