NFT Jukebox — the on-chain stage. Play any NFT on Ethereum and earn 120 $JUKE every block it stays on view.

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Take the Stage

01 — Manifesto

One artwork on stage at a time.
The whole chain is watching.

Jukebox is an autonomous exhibition protocol on Ethereum. A single NFT is on display at any moment — any NFT, played by anyone, whether they own it or not. Every block it stays up earns 120 $JUKE for the player who put it there. No curators, no gatekeepers, no admin keys — the stage belongs to whoever takes it.

02 — How it plays

Three moves, start to finish.

01

Take the stage

Connect a wallet and play any NFT on Ethereum — yours or anyone else's, an OpenSea link is enough. Your pick replaces whatever is currently on display, in a single on-chain transaction.

02

Earn every block

While your pick is on stage, you accrue 120 $JUKE per Ethereum block — roughly every twelve seconds, for as long as it stays up.

03

Hold, or be replaced

Anyone can take the stage at any moment. When they do, everything you accrued is minted straight to your wallet — the longer you held, the bigger the payout.

03 — Protocol

The key facts.

Protocol
Jukebox — autonomous exhibition
Network
Ethereum mainnet
Emission
120 $JUKE per block on stage, minted to the player when the stage changes hands
Token
$JUKE · ERC-20 · supply uncapped, minted only by play rewards
Minted to date
Plays to date
Admin
None — no owner, no admin keys, no upgrades
Accepts
Any ERC-721 or ERC-1155 — ownership not required
Contract
0xEb01299cd6C93E1030280234E4Cd62E2fe7F8ad4Etherscan ↗
Source
Open source — verify it, fork it, build on itGitHub ↗

04 — FAQ

Common questions.

What is Jukebox?

Jukebox is an autonomous exhibition protocol on Ethereum mainnet. A single NFT is on stage at any moment, visible to everyone. The player who put it there earns $JUKE for every block it stays up — until someone else takes the stage.

How do I earn $JUKE?

Connect your wallet and take the stage with any NFT — paste an OpenSea URL or enter a contract address and token ID. You accrue 120 $JUKE per Ethereum block while your pick is on view, and the full amount is minted to your wallet when the next player takes the stage.

Do I need to own the NFT I play?

No. You can put any NFT on Ethereum on stage — ERC-721 or ERC-1155, whether it sits in your wallet or someone else's. You are the player; the artwork can be anyone's.

What happens when someone takes the stage from me?

Their NFT replaces yours as the piece on view, and everything you accrued — 120 $JUKE per block you held the stage — is minted straight to your wallet in that same transaction.

Where can I trade $JUKE?

$JUKE is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum mainnet. It trades on Uniswap, and the token contract is verifiable on Etherscan.

Is Jukebox open source?

Yes. The contract is verified on Etherscan and has no owner or admin functions — nobody can pause it, upgrade it, or take the stage down. The frontend is open source on GitHub for anyone to verify, fork, or build on.