Why the number is sealed
Traits derive from a hash of the number and a secret seed. Before the sale only the seed's commitment is public — nobody, the team included, knows which numbers are Relic.
The counter
Mint
About $5 in ETH on Robinhood Chain. Every mint hands you a sealed number from the catalogue; the reveal decides its grade. The fifteen one-of-one pieces are in the draw.
PhaseNot open yet
0/ 5,555minted
Price
≈ $5 in ETH
converted at launch · allowlist −20%
Quantity
1
up to 5 per wallet
No contract is deployed. This counter shows the mint as it will be; nothing here moves funds.
- 1.Allowlist24 hours, 20% off, one proof per wallet
- 2.PublicAbout $5 in ETH, up to 5 per wallet
- 3.RevealAt sell-out, or after 14 days — whichever comes first
Errata CatalogueSealed
№0247
What you receive: a number, sealed
What a card costs to hold
Nothing. Holding is free; staking is a choice, and it is reversible — three days' notice to unstake. A staked card can also be sold as it is, through the desk.
Where the money goes
Mint proceeds fund the treasury, with ten percent sent to the fee splitter so the first staked cards earn from day one.