One of the most fascinating generative art experiments on LUKSO.

The Concept ✨

Mint is completely free. But the image itself starts hidden — it only reveals itself through refine(), a function anyone can call, which costs real gas to run.

Each token has a unique seed. That seed drives the image generation entirely on-chain, computed directly by the EVM through pure math — no off-chain server, no IPFS, nothing external. Every pixel you see is the literal output of a smart contract's computation.

The Twist 🌪️

The deeper an image gets refined, the more expensive it becomes to refine further. It's designed to get prohibitively expensive as more people use the chain — which is exactly why Burnt Pix has been used as an EVM stress-test benchmark. It's an "EVM killer" by design.

The Economics 💰

Under EIP-1559, every tx splits into a base fee (burned, removed from supply forever) and a priority fee (tip to validators). Since refine() can consume enormous amounts of gas, the base fee burned per refinement is massive relative to a normal transfer — making Burnt Pix, almost as a side effect, a genuinely deflationary sink for $LYX.

There's no roadmap and no updates promised. The creator says it plainly: this is ART. Provided as is.

What you're really looking at is a piece of generative art where the canvas, the paint, and the cost of painting are all defined by the same mathematical rules — and where finishing the picture is a race against your own gas bill.