RIDER — Founding Series — 125 Frames
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RIDER

Founding Series · The Integral · ETH

125 frames. Each one a unique token. Each one 1/125th of the original work. The whole ride, held together.

125
Frames remaining
On the Work

There is a type of person in this space who arrives loud, leaves fast, and calls it a community. They pump. They shill. They ghost.

RIDER is not for them.

A rider shows up, holds on, moves with the people around them. The journey only exists because everyone stayed in it together. This is not a metaphor. This is the mechanic.

When the token launches it will be claimable, not airdropped. You pay the gas. We pay attention to who shows up. The bots don't qualify. The flippers probably won't bother. The riders will.

What this is not
  • No coordinated pump or artificial launch mechanics
  • No team allocation disguised as community rewards
  • No influencer deal or paid promotion
  • No whitelist for people who already have enough
  • No artificial scarcity — 125 is literal, not theatrical
The Mathematics
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The Integral From summa — sum. Each frame is a slice. The community is the integral. Together, 125 slices reconstitute the whole ride.
5³
The Cube 125 is a perfect cube. Three-dimensional. Artist, collector, rider. A structure you can stand inside, not a line chart.
1/125
Your Fraction Each token is exactly one frame of the original GIF. The token metadata references the specific frame. The math is the art.
000
Frame 000 — Hans Heiner Buhr Before the 125 there is one. Hans collected Rider before this had a name. He is Frame 000. Outside the series. Before the integral.
Acquire a Frame

Join the series.
Hold the ride.

$125
≈ 0.033 ETH  ·  plus gas  ·  1 per wallet
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One frame per wallet. This does not reopen.
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Frame Zero
Co-Rider

Hans Heiner Buhr

Before this had a name, before the series existed, Hans collected Rider. Not a roadmap. Not a thesis. The work itself — because it moved him. That is the oldest form of support there is.

Painter. Poet. Adventurer. Cryptoartist across SuperRare, Foundation, Bitcoin Ordinals. He had a piece called Blue Crypto Riders before RIDER was a thought. The rider thread runs through both of us.

View Hans's work →
The Horse in Motion — Eadweard Muybridge, 1878
Eadweard Muybridge — The Horse in Motion, 1878 — Public Domain
Palo Alto, California — 1878

The first sequence.
12 frames.
Every frame since.

Eadweard Muybridge set 12 cameras along a racetrack and triggered them in sequence to capture a horse at full gallop. It was the first time continuous motion had ever been broken into discrete frames — and the first time those frames, played back, created the illusion of life.

Everything that moves on a screen descends from those 12 photographs. The film. The animation. The GIF. RIDER is 125 frames of a horse and rider, made 145 years later, in direct conversation with that original sequence. The motion is the same. The medium is different. The math is identical.

1878 — Muybridge→
1895 — Cinema→
1987 — GIF→
2014 — CryptoArt→
Now — RIDER