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EGG-CELLENT: 0xQuit's 3,333 Abstract Chickens Sell Out, But The Real Fun Begins This December!

Writer: Kyle
Kyle
51 minutes ago
3 min read

The chain may be shutting down soon, but the vibes were egg-cellent on Abstract earlier this week!



On Monday, all 3,333 Abstract Chicken eggs sold out at 0.01 ETH each, proving that even with a blockchain's days numbered, degens are still ready to cluck around and find out!



“SOLD OUT,” Abstract Chickens Founder and Yuga Labs Vice President of Blockchain 0xQuti tweeted. “Thanks to everybody that participated and supported. Let the games begin.”

 

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">SOLD OUT! Thanks to everybody that participated and supported. Let the games begin. https://t.co/Mc0znVOZ5S</p>&mdash; Quit (@0xQuit) <a href="https://x.com/0xQuit/status/2109764346452889778?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 12, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

 

Looking ahead, the real fun is just beginning for Abstract Chickens as holders prepare for an onchain game of chicken where the longer they stay, the more they could win, but waiting too long could cost them everything!

 

As the Gazette previously reported, Abstract Chickens is more than just another NFT collection on a soon to close blockchain. The 3,333 eggs are game pieces in an onchain experiment that challenges collectors to see who can hold out the longest before fleeing Abstract for Ethereum.

 

“Later exits receive bigger payouts,” 0xQuit tweeted.  “Anybody who does not exit before the chain closes forfeits both their NFT and ETH to the coop. The last chicken to successfully exit gets half of that forfeited pot, the other half is distributed to everybody that successfully exited (weighted by exit order).”

 

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A few things here: first, this is a game of chicken, like an actual game of chicken. Abstract is scheduled to close on December 15. Minters will receive an egg on abstract, and on December 8th, one week before scheduled closure, you'll be able to &quot;flee the coop&quot;. Mint is 0.01 ETH. The first to flee will receive half of the mint price (0.005 ETH) on ETH, along with their Abstract Chicken. 0.003 ETH will remain in the coop. Later exits receive bigger payouts. Anybody who does not exit before the chain closes forfeits both their NFT and ETH to the coop. The last chicken to successfully exit gets half of that forfeited pot, the other half is distributed to everybody that successfully exited (weighted by exit order). Some disclaimers: anything that remains on Abstract when the chain halts is unrecoverable FOREVER. That includes your egg, any ETH you hold, and anything else that you have on Abstract. The abstract the team actually reached out yesterday and asked me not to do this (bring more liquidity ONTO the chain), but fuck it we ride. After mint, you will be directed to the migration portal to make sure that you remove everything that you own from the chain. I'd recommend leaving $2 or so, just enough to trigger your exit when the time comes.</p>&mdash; Quit (@0xQuit) <a href="https://x.com/0xQuit/status/2108647995319447944?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 9, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

 

With Abstract scheduled to shut down on December 15, the stakes couldn't be higher for these chickens as they prepare to play one final game before the lights go out!

For more information on all things Abstract Chickens or to get in on the action, visit the project’s website here: https://abstractchickens.lol/#how-it-works

 

 

The Gazette will continue to follow this barn burner of an onchain experiment and let you know who ends up clucking all the way to the bank and who gets left in the coop when the lights go out! Stay tuned for updates!

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