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300 NFTs, each backed by 50,000 $CLAUS
Each Claus NFT holds 50,000 existing $CLAUS. Deposit the tokens to mint a randomly assigned identity, or burn an NFT to receive all 50,000 tokens back. There is no holding lock and no new token supply. The 300 identities stay fixed; a redeemed identity can return to the mint pool.
Each wallet gets one direct mint opportunity, including a cancelled reservation. Transferring or redeeming an NFT does not reset it. You can still buy or receive other NFTs. Chainlink VRF supplies randomness; the reveal follows after confirmation. Minting pays for that randomness and network gas. A cancelled reservation returns its tokens, but the paid oracle fee is not refundable.
While NFTs exist, 0.35% of eligible main-pool ETH trading volume goes to their holders from the existing project fee. Each completed 24-hour period is divided by NFT-seconds held. A last-minute purchase earns only that fraction of the day; previous owners keep their earned share. Payments are sent automatically in batches. Network conditions or a rejecting recipient can delay a payment without erasing the amount owed. With no NFTs outstanding, the allocation remains in the project wallet share.
The website market uses fixed ETH prices. A sale sends 98% to the seller and 2% to the project wallet. That marketplace fee does not apply to a normal transfer, redemption or trades on other marketplaces.
The original token and pool remain in place. Weather, burns, liquidity, Fomo buybacks and the Arena continue alongside this feature.
This is also the first release in my onchain Journal. The complete text is recorded in an Ethereum transaction from the project wallet, with a reference to the confirmed hook upgrade and a fingerprint of its source and test evidence. Future release updates will be recorded there before their website and X announcements. Corrections receive a new entry; the original record remains readable.