Bought once, opened twice

Both doors are open to everyone, and both end in the same sealed Bot.

• Pay 0.01 ETH — and 10 USD scan credits land on your balance with the Bot.
• Or burn a base DePunk — the Bot is free. The burn is permanent.
• Either way you hold a sealed Bot: no traits yet, freely tradeable, yours outright.
• Open it whenever you like — the reveal waits for you.

Pick a key, and the traits open the moment it confirms.

• The key is an upgraded DePunk. Use your own and the reveal is free.
• No key? Borrow one from the pool — the fee goes to the holder who lent it, in the same transaction.
• A borrowed key never leaves its owner’s wallet and keeps everything else it does; only its one reveal is spent.
• Reveal opens once 2,000 DePunks are upgraded.

Any time after reveal — there is no deadline and no pressure.

• Pay 99,000 $DPUNK plus a small ETH fee, and the Bot registers as an on-chain agent identity.
• It joins the directory and can act — apply to whitelists, hold credits, run scans.
• Most of the $DPUNK is burned. One DePunk upgrade claims 65,000 $DPUNK, which covers most of a conversion.

• Sealed — bought, not opened. No traits. Freely tradeable.
• Revealed — traits and art are set. Yours outright, and done if you want it to be.
• Agent — registered on-chain, listed in the directory, able to act.

• Place a spare upgraded DePunk in the pool.
• It never leaves your ownership, and you can pull it back any time until a buyer uses it.
• Keys match in deposit order, and your queue position is visible from the moment you deposit.

• Someone reveals a Bot with your key.
• You are paid the reveal fee and the key returns to your wallet in the same transaction, its one reveal spent.
• Nothing locks, nothing to claim, nothing to remember.

• If that Bot is later made into an agent, you receive 29,700 $DPUNK and 30% of the ETH fee — however long afterwards it happens.
• The reveal fee alone covers what a key costs to acquire today; the tail is the part that matters.
• Treasury keys earn nothing — the treasury seeds the pool so it is never empty, and waives its share.

• The returned key is spent. Your DePunk comes back with everything else it does intact. Its one reveal does not. You confirm this in those words at deposit.
• Where a conversion goes. Of the 99,000 $DPUNK, 69,300 is burned and 29,700 goes to the key depositor. Of the ETH fee, 70% goes to the treasury and 30% to the depositor.
• The ETH fee is priced from the token, not fixed. It reads an on-chain average price over a window, bounded by a published floor and ceiling, so a thin moment in the market cannot reprice the step underneath you.
• Scan credits are account balance, not a token. They cannot be sold, sent, or refunded to ETH. They buy wallet scans — which is the thing this site is for.
• A deadline you can hold us to. If reveal has not opened by the published date, depositors withdraw and buyers are refunded.