1010 alien residents. Five to a lot, ten lots at a time, paid in HYPE on Hyperliquid. Win a lot and those five mint on Elysium.
Residents are built on that unit. A ring is a block survived. The ones that lasted longest are the rarest here.
They wear a dark visor and a sealed flight suit. The chest window shows how many rings they carry.
A DRIFT carries one ring. An AEON carries thirteen. The three ORIGIN pieces carry one hundred.
Every trait sits in a manifest published ahead of the auction. You can check any resident against it, and nobody can edit one afterwards.
The counts below are the whole collection. Nothing gets minted later, and no tier is topped up.
202 lots, ten open at once, priced in HYPE. No whitelist and no private round. The contract keeps the clock.
The 1010 residents are cut into 202 lots of five. The order is shuffled first, so an AEON can sit in the same bundle as three DRIFTs.
Ten lots run side by side. Bid on one, or bid on all ten in a single transaction.
A lot opens with 30 seconds on the clock. Every bid adds 5 seconds, and the clock stops at 60.
The first bid on a lot is 0.03 HYPE. After that a bid has to clear the standing one by 10%, or 0.005 HYPE, whichever is larger.
The contract holds your HYPE while you lead. If someone outbids you, withdraw it whenever you want. If you win, it is already paid.
When a lot ends, the next one goes up. A lot nobody bid on goes to the back of the queue and comes around again. We stop the sale by hand if we need to.
Bids settle on Hyperliquid. The resident is minted on Elysium, to the wallet that won it.
Bids and payments settle here, in HYPE. The contract records the winning address for every lot.
A claim contract holds a Merkle root of the winners. You mint with a proof, so no server key sits in the middle.
On HyperEVM, paid in HYPE. The auction contract holds the bids and records the winner of each lot.
Five residents. The collection is 1010 pieces, which comes to 202 lots with nothing left over.
Your HYPE stays in the contract and is yours to withdraw. Nothing is lost, and you can come back with a higher bid.
On Elysium. Residents are minted by a claim contract after the lot settles, using a proof tied to the winning address.
No. You bid in HYPE and claim on Elysium from the same wallet address.
No. The traits are in a manifest published before the sale at elyavatar.xyz/manifest.json, and anyone can check a resident against it.
They are fixed one-of-ones. Which lots they land in depends on the shuffled order, so they can turn up in any bundle.