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80% of NFT collection revenue actually received, including collected NFT royalties, is allocated to NFT-holder rewards. The remaining 15% funds operations and 5% goes to the creator. This is not 80% of NFT sale prices or trading volume. Future token economics are separate: token fees are not committed to this split. Platform fees and fees belonging to other parties are not collection revenue.

Only when the collection receives a royalty or applicable collection fee. We request a 5% NFT royalty, but not every marketplace or sale pays it. For example, a $100 NFT sale that pays the full royalty produces $5 in collection revenue: $4 for the Community Pool, $0.75 for operations and $0.25 for the creator. Those figures illustrate the split; they are not live receipts.

The creator controls the treasury and authorizes spending. The creator decides which funded campaigns to run, including reward timing, types and distribution, based on NFT collection revenue actually received. The 80/15/5 split remains our published allocation commitment; this website is not a contract that enforces it. Before collection revenue begins, we will publish the receiving wallets and how the split is implemented. Before each campaign, we will publish its budget, selection rules and delivery method, followed by a spending and delivery report. No production pool is connected yet.

There are 900 collector allocations: 100 for selected Wolf Game members, 100 for selected Onchain Heroes members, 100 creator invitations and 600 base places in the public draw. Any unused places from the three invitation groups move into the public draw, for up to 900 draw places. Eligible signups are selected at random. One wallet can receive only one guaranteed allocation; wallets already allocated a spot are excluded from the draw. Check your wallet here once results are published. Selected wallets may mint one NFT during the 24-hour guaranteed window on OpenSea. Any supply remaining then opens first come, first served to everyone, including guaranteed-stage minters. Minting is free plus network gas. Registration alone does not guarantee a spot.

Follow @tokenchasers on X, then submit your mint wallet, X handle and follow confirmation. The public draw allows one entry per X account and one per wallet. Complete Connect X when available; connecting does not follow the account for you. A saved entry or checked box alone is not proof of following. If your entry has no connected X account, return with the same wallet and handle to connect. Connected accounts can be rechecked before the draw. Pending, unknown or failed follow checks are not eligible. Community members without an invitation can enter under the same rules. Official results and the verified mint link will be published here, with updates on @tokenchasers.

Registration stays open. Your entry is saved with verification pending. If you have not connected X, return when Connect X is available and submit your original wallet and handle to connect. If you already connected, the account can be rechecked using your authorization; reconnect if that access no longer works. An unknown result is never treated as a verified follow. Use the wallet from your original entry: another wallet cannot create a second entry for the same X account. For help correcting an entry, use the support email on this site.

Coming soon: a free mint on Ethereum mainnet through OpenSea, plus network gas. The date is still to be announced. We will publish the stage times and verified OpenSea drop link before minting opens. Selected wallets can mint one NFT during the 24-hour guaranteed window. If supply remains, public mint opens first come, first served with one mint per wallet—including wallets that already used their guaranteed mint.

Yes. If you mint one NFT during the guaranteed window, you may mint one more during public, if supply remains. If you skip the guaranteed window or were not selected, you can mint one during public. An unused guaranteed spot does not become two public mints. Selling or transferring an NFT does not reset either phase’s allowance. A public mint is first come, first served, so an additional NFT is not guaranteed.

Every NFT will initially display the same generic image or animated GIF. Reveal is planned for 24–48 hours after sellout or permanent mint closure, with the exact timing confirmed before mint. Permanent closure ends minting for good: any unminted supply can never be minted afterward. The reveal clock starts at sellout or closure; mint opening, individual purchases and resales do not start or reset it. You can trade during the pre-reveal window. Marketplace images may take time to refresh after reveal.

There is no blanket requirement to vote or play to be eligible. Each campaign will publish its eligibility, snapshot, delivery and any participation rules in advance. Some campaigns could reach all eligible holders; others could have limited places. Choosing not to enter an optional game will not exclude you from unrelated future campaigns.

The fixed commitment is the 80/15/5 allocation of NFT collection revenue actually received. Reward timing, type and distribution depend on those receipts and the budget of a funded campaign, managed by the creator. There is no fixed revenue threshold that automatically triggers a reward, and no guaranteed reward date, value or return. Funds may accumulate until a campaign can be funded. Reward examples are possibilities, not announced partnerships or products. Market assets and collectible rewards can lose value.

The 100 creator-reserve NFTs cannot receive Community Pool airdrops, rewards or perks while held in the disclosed creator wallet. Once transferred out, including through a secondary sale, they become eligible under the same campaign rules as other collector NFTs. Returning one to the creator wallet makes it ineligible again at the applicable eligibility snapshot. Transfers do not create a second claim or retroactively earn a missed reward. The reserve IDs and creator wallet will be published before minting. The 100 creator-invite spots are separate: those are ordinary collector allocations, not creator-reserve NFTs.

Possibly, but there is no official token or token contract yet. A future token would have its own economics, designed around its own holders—not an automatic 80% payment to the NFT pool. NFT holders could receive a token allocation or other separately announced benefit, but no allocation, fee split or payout is promised. No token purchase is required for NFT-holder eligibility. Do not buy an unofficial token claiming to be ours.

Delivery will depend on the asset and campaign. Rewards may go to eligible holders’ wallets or, where supported and tested, to a wallet controlled by the NFT. The chain, recipient snapshot and delivery method will be disclosed before each campaign. We will not assume that every asset works with every wallet or network.

ERC-8004 is a draft agent-identity standard we could explore later. One possible design is a separate agent identity held by a Tokenchaser’s ERC-6551 wallet. That does not require replacing the ERC-721 collectible, and registration alone does not provide a working AI agent. This is exploratory—not a launch feature, autonomous-trading service or earnings promise.

Try the hypothetical pack example above: with all 100 reserve NFTs still in the creator wallet, each of 900 eligible NFTs starts with one digital collectible pack. Keep one, or opt into a pool with a 50/50 chance of two packs or none. Doing nothing keeps your one-pack allocation in this example. Reserve NFTs become eligible after leaving the creator wallet, so future rounds could include up to 1,000 NFTs. At an assumed $7 USD per pack, 900 packs would cost $6,300 and 1,000 would cost $7,000 before delivery costs. Each real round needs its own funded budget, snapshot, rules and verifiable draw. The Pokémon series is a reference; a digital provider and delivery format are not confirmed. No reward is promised, no game is live, and no PFP or wallet assets are at stake in the demo.