StampMap
Web3's Times Square
The complete reference document for StampMap — vision, tokenomics, protocol, mechanics, and roadmap.
This whitepaper is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
StampMap emerges as a revolutionary venture, transcending the traditional boundaries of blockchain projects. At its core, it is a collaborative Pixel Art initiative that leverages the power of community to create a living, breathing canvas of digital art.
Unlike conventional projects, StampMap envisions a space where creativity knows no bounds and individual expressions collectively contribute to a vibrant, ever-evolving masterpiece.
StampMap is a dynamic community-driven platform where art meets technology. Enthusiasts, artists, companies, and communities converge on a 90,000-pixel map — each pixel representing a unique opportunity for self-expression.
The map itself is a digital realm comprising 90,000 individual pixels, forming a 300×300 square. This expansive canvas accommodates a diverse array of artistic creations, providing ample space for participants to inscribe, draw, and write, pixel by pixel.
StampMap seamlessly integrates with the SRC-20 protocol, a groundbreaking framework that embeds data within Bitcoin transactions. The $STMAP token, operating within this protocol, serves as the key to unlock the creative potential of the map.
The SRC-20 protocol ensures the security, permanence, and immutability of all artistic expressions placed on the map.
The project's journey embarked with an unprecedented minting event, where the entire supply of $STMAP tokens was minted by the community. In a matter of hours, the minting process reached its culmination, with an astounding 80% of the tokens minted in just one hour.
The secondary market introduction further fueled the project's momentum. The floor price witnessed a remarkable surge, reaching almost 200 SAT from its initial standing. Community growth was phenomenal — from zero to 120 Telegram members within 24 hours.
$STMAP can be acquired on platforms like OpenStamp and Stampscan.
The credit system is the cornerstone of StampMap's pixel allocation mechanism:
When tokens are sold or transferred, corresponding pixels are automatically unlocked and made available for other holders — proportionally to the amount transferred. This creates a dynamic, self-regulating ownership system.
StampMap distinguishes itself by placing the community at the forefront of its decision-making and development. There is no single founder or centralized authority dictating the project's trajectory.
StampMap actively seeks and values community input. Open channels for communication — Telegram, X, and direct exchanges — serve as spaces for vibrant discussions, idea exchanges, and collaborative decision-making.
Development suggestions and constructive criticism are not only welcomed but essential to the project's growth.
Token holders have the flexibility to choose colors and continuously update or modify their drawings on the map. The quantity of $STMAP tokens owned directly correlates with the creative footprint one can leave.
The fixed grid of 90,000 pixels creates natural scarcity. As more participants join, competition for available pixels increases — driving demand for $STMAP and consequently its value.
Each pixel can carry a message, a link, and an associated color — making it not just a visual element, but a genuine piece of on-chain real estate with associated metadata.
For a complete overview of every tool and feature available on the platform, see the Features page.
StampMap has raised zero external funding. No VCs, no investors, no presale, no team allocation. Every expense — development, hosting, marketing — has been and continues to be covered entirely by the project's initiators with their own personal funds, and by the energy of the community.
As a direct consequence, the pace of development is directly tied to the SRC-20 market. When the SRC-20 ecosystem thrives and $STMAP gains traction, more resources become available and development accelerates. During slower market periods, development is naturally reduced. We are transparent about this reality: StampMap is a long-term community project, not a VC-backed startup. Its future belongs to those who hold, build, and believe in it.
Note: This roadmap may evolve over time. Each statement is a direction driven by the community, not a binding promise.
The creators of StampMap remain anonymous for two key reasons:
The decision to remain anonymous is not permanent — identities may be revealed in the future. The project initiators do not hold any of the top 10 $STMAP wallets.
All expenses until the release of the first product have been covered by the initiators with personal funds. The project does not depend on $STMAP token sales for funding.
Long-term funding models under study include:
These models prioritize sustainability without compromising the community-first principles of the project.
StampMap envisions becoming one of the most emblematic works of the Web3 era. In the long term, StampMap could evolve into a metaverse where pixels become "land" — clicking on a pixel could immerse users in a 3D virtual world owned by that pixel's holder.
The community is the core driving force. Decentralized, creative, and driven by shared ownership — StampMap's future is shaped by those who believe in it most.
The content of this whitepaper is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Participants are encouraged to exercise due diligence, seek professional advice, and make decisions aligned with their own risk tolerance. Individual research is emphasized as a key responsibility.