11/11 · 11:11 PST
8 days before 11/11/2026 (11:11 PST)
November 11 is the date Kevin Abosch keeps for his 1111 collection: on his official 1111 page, the next step is announced as “11/11 @ 11:11 PST”. Each year, collectors pay attention to what happens at that minute.
Below, what happened on each 11/11 since the collection was released in March 2021, with sources.
2026
The 5 year anniversary
November 11, 2026 marks five years since the 11/11/21 snapshot that opened the 1111 Evolution. The 1,111 works themselves were first released on OpenSea in March 2021.
What happens at 11:11 PST will be added here.
2025
11/11/2025
Another snapshot, another year of attention
By 2025, November 11 had become a ritual for 1111 collectors. Each year the date returns, and each year they watch for what Kevin Abosch will do with it.
On November 11, 2025, a new snapshot recorded the wallets holding a 1111. It was the fourth anniversary of the first one, taken on 11/11/21 to open the 1111 Evolution.
A snapshot is a quiet gesture: for one moment, it fixes on the blockchain who is paying attention to the work. On earlier 11/11s, holders received WALL in 2022 and V1111 in 2024.
2024
V1111
V1111, airdropped to every collector
On November 11, 2024, after a snapshot of 1111 holders, Kevin Abosch airdropped one edition of his work V1111 to each 1111 collector.
V1111 is a single work in editions on Ethereum: the V1111 collection on OpenSea counts 377 editions, held by 371 distinct owners.
Source: V1111 collection on OpenSea
2022
WALL
WALL, minted and airdropped to 1111 holders
On November 11, 2022, Kevin Abosch minted the WALL collection and airdropped it to every wallet holding a 1111 that day.
WALL is a set of 600 unique works on Ethereum, tied to physical walls the artist installs around the world. Each work may change from its minted state at least once before reaching a final state recorded in its metadata.
Source: WALL by Kevin Abosch on OpenSea
2021
The 1111 Evolution begins
At 11:11 PST on November 11, 2021, a blockchain snapshot recorded every wallet holding at least one 1111. Those collectors could take part in the 1111 Evolution, the process Kevin Abosch announced that day in a statement to collectors.
The rule: the first 1111 in a wallet yields 1 evolved work, each additional 1111 yields 1.111 evolved works. The artist described the date as the moment when "the line between art, artist and collector blurs".
By then, depending on when they held a 1111, collectors had received between 1 and 3 airdrops, starting with 10 IAMACOIN ($IAMA) tokens per 1111. The 1111 KOSMOS satellite was not launched that day.
Source: 1111 EVOLUTION, statement by Kevin Abosch (11/11/21)