Mint #1
FREE+20 $SHARD
The first mint from each wallet is automatic. One free horn, no shortcuts.
Orbital Memory Bank // Breach Live
Chrome horns up. Firewalls down.
Year 2093. Deep in the canyons of an orbital memory bank, 7,777 pixel cyber-rams charge the RAM sticks. They crack firewalls with chrome curled horns, armor glowing, to drag trapped data back into the light.
Raid admission // non-transferable nerve
Connect a normal wallet. Your first ram is free. After that, the per-wallet charge ladder takes over.
Wallet stays yours. Every charge asks for your signature.
Connect your wallet to mint.
Five tiers // one braying wall
Every ram in the shared deck carries a rarity, a chrome-horn silhouette, and a place in the 7,777 rush. Legendary and Divine bases each hide dozens of unique one-of-one palette variants.
Charges, shards, and the climb
Mint #1
FREE+20 $SHARD
The first mint from each wallet is automatic. One free horn, no shortcuts.
Mints #2–10
0.0002 BNB+20 $SHARD each
Nine more boots through the gate. Every mint feeds the shard pouch.
Mints #11–20
0.0004 BNB+30 $SHARD each
Deeper into the canyon. The walls spark harder; the shards land faster.
Mints #21–30
0.0008 BNB+50 $SHARD each
The last ten charges. Thirty is the wall; there is no thirty-one.
Pay in shards instead of BNB. Three per wallet across the entire raid, and they still count toward your 30.
Upgrade three same-rarity rams plus 50 / 100 / 200 $SHARD for Common / Rare / Epic into one of the next rarity.
Legendary and Divine are one-of-one palette variants. Divine vaults open only through the 1,500 $SHARD redeem.
Your ram pen // your move
Raider wallet
—$SHARD balance
—Rams found
—100 $SHARD = 1 ram
Up to three total, counted inside your 30. Approval happens before the mint.
Connect your wallet to find your rams.
Archive fragment // forbidden sector
In 2093, the Ninth Vault hangs above the Pacific with canyon walls made from dead RAM sticks and corridors still warm with impounded memories. The Cold Ledger has scheduled a sweep that will erase every record it cannot price, so 7,777 chrome-horned cyber-rams charge the cliffs to break the seals and carry the warm data out. Every opened vault names another raider; every breached firewall pays in shards.
Chrome horns down. The memory bank breaks open.
RAMRAIDERS // NINTH VAULT
Crew briefing // read before charging