Satoid is a collection of 888 hand-drawn 24×24 pixel beings born from the culture growing around the $SATO token. Made by Japanese artist - Piui, Fully onchain, independently created, and built with a 0% team allocation, it exists for one simple reason: to give that culture a face and preserve a small piece of it permanently onchain. $SATO itself is deliberately minimal. No team, no VC, no treasury, no governance machine constantly deciding what comes next. Just code, mechanism, and an idea that can continue without depending on any one person. Satoid does not try to change that simplicity or bolt another layer of promises onto it. It is the human response to it: the jokes, people, art, conversations, and shared identity that naturally formed around the mechanism. Each Satoid turns that culture into an artifact. Same Root. Different Faces. The collection is community fan art rather than an official extension of SATO, with no roadmap built around future utility and no promise that owning one unlocks something later. The object is the point: 888 characters recording a moment, a community, and the people who were there. The number 888 comes from the same philosophy. Infinity becomes a visual symbol, ∞ becomes 8, and 8 becomes 888: a representation of something designed to continue beyond any individual. That idea also runs through Satoid’s first interaction, Find 888, a deliberately simple game where players search for 888 among a field of numbers. No complicated onboarding. Look, play, participate.