Dutch auction: the price starts at 0.64 ETH and decays linearly to the 0.32 ETH floor over 24 hours. You pay the price at the moment your transaction lands — and at settlement, everyone pays the same final clearing price. If you minted early, the difference is refunded automatically — claim it after settlement.

Unsold tokens are never minted — not held, not resold, not given to anyone. Supply simply shrinks, permanently. The VRF rarity reveal draws over the full 1–128 range after the mint, so some legendaries may never exist. No one chooses this. No one can.

No. The team's 8 tokens (I–VIII) are minted separately — locked 12 months, exhibition-only, winnings burned. All 120 public tokens go to the auction, open to everyone on identical terms, and the 110 whitelist spots are earned in the open Trials — never assigned. Team members who choose to buy at auction do so as ordinary participants: one per wallet, the same prices, the same rules.

In the open Qualifier — one round of Two-Thirds of the Average, sealed submissions, ranked publicly. Funding analysis collapses coordinated wallets into single entries: entries funded from a common participant count once. The full evidence bundle is published at finalize.

Really. The contract enforces one mint per wallet across both the whitelist and public windows. Every buyer pays the same clearing price at settlement, whitelist or not — the whitelist guarantees allocation, never a discount.

Base. The auction contract address is shown in the panel above and verified in the audit report — always confirm the address in your wallet matches before signing.