Terms of Use

Sabroshi is a pixel-art project. Each Sabroshi is a collectible piece of generative art inscribed on Bitcoin SV. That's the whole thing. You collect it because it's based, because the afro goes hard, because you like the colors — for its artistic merit.

A Sabroshi is not a security, a share, a stock, a fund, a yield product, a governance token, or an investment contract. It is not a promise of profit, returns, dividends, or that anyone will do any work to make the number go up. There is no number. There is only art.

Before any bid, you tick one box affirming "Sabroshi is art — not a security or investment." You mean it. You are buying art for art reasons, of your own free will, with money you can afford to spend on a JPEG of a guy.

If you're here expecting financial returns, an exit, a pump, or a roadmap to riches: wrong project. Close the tab. We will not be mad.

Nothing here is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. We are pixel artists, not your advisor. Do your own research. The value of a Sabroshi can — and very well might — go to zero. There is no floor, no buyback, no treasury obligation to you, no guaranteed liquidity, and no roadmap we owe you.

Spend only what you'd be happy lighting on fire for a cool picture. Touch grass.

One Sabroshi is auctioned per day, forever-ish. Bids are real Bitcoin SV transactions. When you bid, you're broadcasting value on a public, immutable ledger. On-chain is on-chain: no take-backs, no chargebacks, no support ticket that reverses the blockchain.

Highest bid when the timer hits zero wins and gets the Sabroshi. Roughly one in five days a one-of-one legendary Sabroshi is auctioned instead, and once it's minted it's never minted again. Don't fat-finger your bid. We can't un-fat-finger it for you.

Win one and you own the inscribed ordinal — the on-chain Sabroshi — in your wallet, yours to hold, transfer, or sell as art. The artwork itself is CC0: public domain, no rights reserved. Print it on a hoodie, make a meme, put it on a billboard. Knock yourself out.

Authenticity comes from one canonical issuer signature. Anyone can verify a Sabroshi is the real deal; copycats fail on sight. That signature proves provenance, not value. Art ≠ investment, remember?

By using Sabroshi you agree not to:

• use it for anything illegal where you live;
• impersonate the issuer or forge the canonical signature;
• market, resell, or describe a Sabroshi as a security, investment, or profit opportunity (it isn't — see §01);
• abuse the verified-flex badge or token-gating API to scam, phish, or mislead anyone;
• be weird about it.

You must be of legal age in your jurisdiction and legally allowed to do this where you are. Sabroshi isn't offered where it's prohibited, and it's on you to know your local rules. Taxes, if any, are your problem — not ours.

Sabroshi, the site, the smart contracts, and the APIs are provided "as is", with no warranties of any kind. Blockchains, wallets, and code carry risk: bugs, congestion, lost keys, reorgs, the usual. To the maximum extent the law allows, we're not liable for any loss arising from using (or being unable to use) Sabroshi. You use it at your own risk, eyes open.

We may update these terms as the project evolves. Material changes get a fresh date up top. Keep using Sabroshi after a change and you're agreeing to the new version. gm.