Every 1,000 meals you serve earns one mint spot. Meals earned is the counter no money can move — the same one that opens tiers and kitchens — so a toy is something you played for. Spots are never spent: 3,000 meals is three toys, whenever you come to claim them.
No wallet may ever mint more than 4. Spots keep adding up as you serve, but the 4th toy is the last one a wallet can take, across every week. The contract enforces it, so no amount of speed or volume gets a fifth.
A mint gives you a sealed pack. What is inside is decided after the week’s toys are all minted, by a number nobody can see beforehand — not the other players, and not us.
The order the artwork sits in was shuffled and fixed before anyone could mint, and this is its fingerprint — published here first, so it cannot be quietly changed afterwards.
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Week one is revealed. The week sold out, the draw used the hash of Ink block 56691855 — named before it existed — and it gave an offset of 25. The sealed order and the secret are in the proof: hash them and you get the fingerprint above, which shows the order was not moved after minting opened.
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Free to mint — you pay only gas. A toy cannot be bought from us at any price: every spot is earned in the kitchen, a thousand meals each, four per wallet at most. The collection is an ordinary ERC-721, so a toy is yours to keep, sell or send.