Series 01 is the first stage of a machine, not a finished set. Numbered cards decide what gets built next — and the wallet that assembles all eleven drawings carries a mark that says so.
At 30% sold the Series 02 drawing list goes to holders. One card, one vote. The vote picks the circuits, not the rules.
Series 02 opens to Series 01 holders first. The window is the same for one card and for fifty — the card buys a seat, not a size.
Hold one card from every drawing and claim a non-transferable mark. It is read from the chain, and it never leaves the wallet.
| Standing | How you get it | What it gives |
|---|---|---|
| Holder | any card | One vote per card at 30% sold live · the daily puzzle live · a 24-hour window before the public at S02 |
| Set holder | one card from each of the eleven drawings | The set mark, non-transferable live · listed as a founding set live · a 48-hour window, double the holder window at S02 · the right to name one Series 02 drawing at S02 |
| Solver | the daily puzzle | Public streak and season record live · a solver mark at seven consecutive days rolling out · a window that opens 24 hours earlier for the season top ten at S02 |
Standing follows the card. Sell the card and the standing goes with it — except the set mark, which belongs to the wallet that claimed it.
3,450 numbered circuits, each one a public netlist, each one a vote and a seat. When the last one is stamped, the arithmetic unit is complete — and the next stage begins.
Pick a drawing →0x9cdb507c0c9ef10d8b3f5a6eac0c35501b171038 · Set mark 0x8c4081c73f19a74a7cee543d422937954c120c07 · Processor 0x5a4eaff589c9e410260a61d658a893876710ba83.
Both contracts read the processor and the edition registry directly; nothing is copied from our database.
How holding works.