Produce a 25-second video called "Ghosts" about the Swarm Pepe collection on

Ethereum mainnet.

SwarmPepe (ERC-721): 0x999ce0ce8c5f7661e0c74a568ffe27ceb9177bdb

PixelArt (renderer): 0x07Fd9841eEB6a359EfB30f861D59bFa1f6B03FcA

THE MECHANIC THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT

PixelArt.renderSVG(uint256 seed) is a pure function. It accepts ANY 32-byte

seed, not only seeds that belong to minted tokens. So the contract can draw an

unbounded number of valid Swarm Pepes, while only a small finite number will

ever have an owner. This video is about that gap.

Verify all of this yourself before producing anything. Read totalMinted() and

report the block height you read it at. Every frame must come from a real

eth_call to renderSVG, never from a redrawn or hand-made asset.

STRUCTURE

0-3s One pepe, centred, nearest-neighbour upscaled, still. Silence.

3-16s The flood. Pepes from arbitrary seeds replace each other faster and

    faster, up to roughly 20 per second, then fill the frame as a grid.

    Hundreds of distinct pepes, all rendered by the contract, none of them

    owned by anyone. No captions during this section.

16-21s The flood freezes and drains. One pepe remains: a real token. Its id

    and its seed appear beside it, both read from the chain.

21-25s Black. Two lines, plain type, one after the other:

      the contract can draw all of them

      <N> have a name

    where N is totalMinted() at the block you read.

    Then: 0x999ce0ce8c5f7661e0c74a568ffe27ceb9177bdb

RULES

• Pixel art stays pixel art: nearest-neighbour scaling only, never smoothed or interpolated.
• No wallet addresses, no handles, no personal data anywhere on screen. The contract address is the only address allowed.
• Audio must be original or public domain. Quiet and mechanical, not a trailer swell. Silence is acceptable.
• Last frame carries a small line in the corner: generated by $IMD swarm
• In the delivery notes, list the seeds used for the ghost frames and the block height for every number shown, so anyone can reproduce the frames.