SEALED CASES
YOU CAN TRADE▌
Holding your coin earns a sealed case — a real asset, not a promise. Sell it sealed, gift it, sit on it. Or burn it to find out what is inside, which is the only way anyone finds out.
> A SEALED CASE HAS A PRICE
Because the grade counts are fixed and public, every open is information about what is left. Open some cases below and watch the sealed ones reprice — this runs remainingOdds, the same function the drop pages serve.
Every number above is derived from what has been opened, not estimated. The grade counts are fixed and public from launch, so each open is information: pull the last Covert and every sealed case remaining is provably 0% to be one. That is the price a sealed case trades at — and it is why it has a price.
> HOW IT WORKS
Grades are dealt across a fixed list on a steep ladder, then every item is sealed under 32 random bytes. The counts are published; the contents are not. The root goes on chain with the coin.
The coin and both collections — sealed cases, and the cards they become — are created in one atomic bundle. The blockhash of the landing slot seeds the shuffle, so nobody chose which case maps where.
One sealed case per wallet, gated by a Lighthouse assertion on your balance. From that moment it is yours: transferable, listable, and unreadable by anyone including us.
The roll spins and stops on your grade — theatre over an answer that was already fixed. Burn and mint happen in one transaction, and the Merkle proof is checked in your browser before you sign.
> DROPS THAT HAVE LAUNCHED
view all →> UNDER THE HOOD
The shuffle decides which item position each case maps to, and it is published in full — seeded by the blockhash of the launch slot, chosen by nobody. The nonces hide what each position contains. Knowing case #7 holds item 41 tells you nothing while item 41 is a hash.
The platform can read the item list; that is the honest limitation. What it cannot do is change it. Every reveal ships a Merkle proof against a root that has been on chain since launch, so a substituted card produces a leaf that does not hash into the root.
A sealed case can be sold on any marketplace without us seeing it. So opening reads the current owner off the chain rather than consulting our record of who claimed it — and the burn itself is the real enforcement, since Core will not let you burn an asset you do not own.
There is no instant where the case is destroyed and the card does not exist, and none where both do. Count the live assets in the case collection and you have the unopened supply, without asking us anything.
READ THIS BEFORE YOU LAUNCH, CLAIM OR BUY: a case contains a collectible, and a collectible is worth whatever someone will pay for it, which is frequently nothing. The odds on a sealed case are real arithmetic over the remaining supply — they are not a valuation, and nobody here is telling you what a case is worth. Cases are earned by holding rather than sold by us; claiming one costs about 0.0037 SOL of network rent, paid to the network. If you buy a sealed case from somebody else you are dealing with them, not with us, and we cannot help if that goes wrong. One claim per wallet is not one per person. The platform co-signs every claim and every open, so it could stop signing — cases already minted stay yours either way. Drop state lives in memory and does not survive a restart.
GIVE THEM SOMETHING WORTH KEEPING SHUT
An unopened case is a bet with a price. That is a thing people trade, argue about, and hold — which is more than a number going up and down ever gets you.
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