Roadmap

First the piece.
Then the picture.

3,600 pieces are minted, and then claimed. Minting is how you get a piece. Claiming $PUZZLE is how it takes its place on the board. When the last one lands, the picture is finished.

Roadmap

In order.

Five steps, from the list to the finished picture. Nothing here is dated, and nothing is marked done that isn't.

  1. 01In progress

    The list

    Before anything is minted, we build the list of people who get first access.

    • Complete the tasks on the whitelist page
    • Sign in with X so your handle is recorded automatically
    • Allocation announced on X before mint
    Get whitelisted
  2. 02Planned

    The mint

    All 3,600 pieces are minted on OpenSea. The piece is yours the moment it mints, and the number it carries is its coordinate on the board.

    • 3,600 pieces, one per coordinate
    • Rarity tiers from Common through Legendary
    • Minting on OpenSea, never on this site
    Mint details
  3. 03Planned

    The claim

    Claiming opens here. You connect a wallet and claim $PUZZLE for the pieces you already hold, and that claim is what puts those pieces on the board.

    • Connect a wallet to see the pieces you hold
    • Claim $PUZZLE and your coordinates fill in
    • Your pieces never leave your wallet
    How claiming works
  4. 04Planned

    The token

    $PUZZLE is what the claim claims. How much a piece claims depends on its rarity, and the full picture lives on the tokenomics page.

    • $PUZZLE claimed against the pieces you hold
    • Rarity decides the multiplier
    • Supply and distribution published before claiming opens
    Read the tokenomics
  5. 05Planned

    The picture

    The board fills as pieces are claimed. At 3,600 claims the 60 by 60 picture is complete, and what the collection has been building becomes visible in full.

    • Live fill count on the board
    • Milestones as the picture emerges
    • The completed work belongs to the people who placed it

This roadmap describes what is being built, in what order. It is not a schedule and not a promise of returns. Details can change as the work lands, and every change is announced on X first.