How DIGSAURS works

7,777 dinos, minted at 0.0002 ETH each, 10 per wallet lifetime. No rounds, no cooldown, no whitelist. The cap counts mints, not balance — selling a dino does not buy you another slot.

Total minted is enforced on chain; this website is just a front end for it.

Every dino carries a power score set by its rarity rank. Rarity is a function, not just a look.

Common 1 · Rare 2 · Epic 4 · Legendary 8. Hold at least 5 Power to enter the daily snapshot. 5 Commons pass. 1 Legendary already passes.

Every day at 00:00 UTC the backend records who is eligible. Hold through the snapshot and you are in that day's reward cycle. Sell before it and you are not.

This keeps holders holding: your dino needs to be present at the snapshot, not just at claim time.

Rewards are split pro-rata by Dino Power, not flat per wallet.

Your share = your Power / total eligible Power that day. If you hold 50 Power out of a 50,000 total, you get 50 / 50,000 of the day's pool.

Rewards do not auto-airdrop. You claim manually. Unclaimed rewards accumulate for 7 days inside the window, so you can claim daily or batch a week at a time.

The flow is: snapshot → reward allocated → claim available → you claim to your wallet.

The reward pool is funded from mint revenue and secondary royalties, routed to a Dino Treasury.

Status: No fixed return is promised. DIGSAURS is a collectible + membership; benefits are ecosystem rewards. The label matters less than the economic substance — this is not an investment product and not a stock.

All tokens show a placeholder until the collection sells out, then metadata reveals the real art in one swap.

Rarity rank is shuffled independently of token id and mint order. Minting early or late tells you nothing about what you will get.

ERC-721. The mint caps (10 per wallet, exact payment, total supply) are enforced by the contract, not this website.

Power, snapshot, and claim run off-chain via a snapshot manifest. Nothing here custodies holder funds.