Every claim
fills the board.
3,600 pieces are minted, then claimed. Each claim places a piece at its coordinate and claims $PUZZLE. When the last piece lands, the picture is finished.
Hold a piece. Place it on the board.
Claiming is how a piece stops being a token and becomes part of the picture. You connect a wallet, pick the pieces you hold, and place them. Each claim fills one coordinate on the 60 by 60 board and claims $PUZZLE. Your NFT never leaves your wallet.
Connect
Connect the wallet holding your pieces. Read only: connecting never moves anything.
Select
Your pieces appear with their numbers and coordinates. Pick the ones you want to place.
Claim
Claiming fills your coordinate on the board and claims your $PUZZLE. The NFT stays in your wallet.
In order.
- 01In progress
The list
Before anything is minted, we build the list of people who get first access.
- Complete the tasks on the whitelist page
- Sign in with X so your handle is recorded automatically
- Allocation announced on X before mint
- 02Planned
The mint
All 3,600 pieces are minted on OpenSea. Every piece carries a number, and that number is its coordinate on the board.
- 3,600 pieces, one per coordinate
- Rarity tiers from Common through Legendary
- Minting on OpenSea, never on this site
- 03Planned
The claim
Connect your wallet here, see the pieces you hold, and claim them. Claiming places your piece on the board for good. You keep the NFT.
- Connect a wallet to see the pieces you hold
- Claim a piece to place it at its coordinate
- One claim per piece, permanent and public
- 04Planned
The token
Every claim also claims $PUZZLE. Supply, distribution and utility are published in full before claiming opens.
- $PUZZLE allocated per claimed piece
- Rarity taken into account in the allocation
- Full details published before claiming opens
- 05Planned
The picture
The board fills as pieces are claimed. At 3,600 claims the 60 by 60 picture is complete, and what the collection has been building becomes visible in full.
- Live fill count on the board
- Milestones as the picture emerges
- The completed work belongs to the people who placed it
This roadmap describes what is being built, in what order. It is not a schedule and not a promise of returns. Details can change as the work lands, and every change is announced on X first.