Staking
Lock a character.
Keep it working.
Not live yet. This page exists so you can read the rules before there is anything to click — and so nobody has to trust a screenshot later.
What staking will do
Staking locks a character in a contract instead of your wallet. While it is locked it cannot be sold or transferred, and in return it earns — the reward token, priority on later drops, or both. Which of those, and how much, is not decided yet. When it is, the numbers land in a contract you can call yourself, exactly like the mint did.
What is already true
- Your character is an ordinary ERC-721. Any staking contract has to take it with a normal
transferFrom, and you will see that in your wallet before you sign. - The art lives in the collection contract, not in the staking one. Locking a piece cannot change or erase what it looks like.
- Royalties and ownership of the collection do not move. Staking is a separate contract.
What is not decided
- What the reward is, and where it comes from.
- Whether unstaking is instant or has a wait.
- Whether the founder piece and the ten premints can stake at all.
Anyone promising you a yield number today is guessing. There is no staking contract deployed, so there is nothing that could pay one.
Your characters
Read straight from the collection contract. Nothing here signs anything, and no button can spend from your wallet — because there is no staking contract to spend into.
This button turns on only when a staking contract exists at an address printed on this page. Until then it stays off, and this page will not ask you to sign anything.