Mint
allowlist · phase 0
The artwork stays under the seal until its owner opens it.
we read the handle to find you on the allowlist. nothing is posted.
deliver the item to
unified addresses only — u1… · this is where the drop and any refund go. pay the exact amount to the address we hand you — one address per order, and that is what matches the money to you.
your place on the list comes from the handle, so the drop can go to any unified address — u1… · it is also where a refund would go. pay from whichever wallet you like.
unified address only — u1… · this is where the drop goes, and where a refund would go if one is owed.
your seat is held
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u1…
held for another 15:00
pay the exact amount to the address above. it belongs to this order and to nothing else — that is how the payment is matched to you.
the address above belongs to this order only. one payment, one order.
Open it, or keep it shut
You buy a card face down. What is printed on the other side is hidden from the market, from the buyer, and from you.
From there it is your call. Keep it sealed and it stays a question you can sell — whoever buys it knows only what you chose to prove, say that it lands in the top 10%, and never what it actually is. Or open it, and your knight renders for the first time: helmet, sigil, colours, and his place in the rarity table.
Opening is permanent. Sealed can become open. Open never goes back.
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