You do not own
an image.
You own the system.
Every Solana address already holds a vault. HENON turns the address into a Hénon system and measures what it actually contains — a strange attractor, a closed cycle, or nothing at all. The map decides, not us.
Nothing is minted here and nothing is for sale. The arithmetic runs in your browser, so any reading on this site can be reproduced by anyone, on any machine, forever.
Most vaults are not treasure.
The parameter box was chosen so that a real fraction of addresses fall outside the region where the map settles into anything. Those wallets hold nothing, and the site says so on their page. A rarity nobody can fail is not a rarity.
The orbit never repeats and never escapes. A strange attractor with a measurable fractal dimension.
The orbit falls into a handful of points and stays there forever. Finite, countable, quiet.
The orbit runs to infinity. There is no figure. The vault is empty and cannot be made full.
Wallets read in the last few rotations.
A vault's seed is a Solana address — already public, already permanent, already yours. There is no claim to make, no purchase to confirm, and no database row that has to be trusted.
x' = 1 − a·x² + y, y' = b·x. The seed picks a, b and the starting point. Nothing else touches the result — the renderer contains no call to a random number generator.
Fractal dimension is counted off the orbit by box-counting, not assigned by us. Run the classic parameters and the engine returns 1.266 — the value published for the Hénon attractor since 1976.
Why this is not the usual thing.Sites that sell "deterministic" generative art usually keep the generator on their own server, so the only proof you have is their word. HENON ships the generator to you. If this site disappears tomorrow, every vault it ever described can still be reproduced from the address and the formula above.