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Profile states and limits

Your profile is created on the first signed login and belongs to that wallet. A three-step setup opens right after: CHOOSE YOUR USERNAME (4–20 characters: letters, numbers, underscore), SET YOUR PROFILE PICTURE (the default block or an IMMORTAL cassette found in your profile wallet), LINK YOUR ACCOUNTS (Telegram, Discord, more wallets). CONTINUE, BACK, SET LATER and ✕ LATER move through it; EDIT PROFILE on the profile page reopens it.

The wallet slots follow the rarest IMMORTAL pass in your signed wallets. Rarity is the pass's OpenSea rarity rank: the top 10 % of the 888 count as epic (the purple badge on OpenSea), the top 25 % as rare (the blue badge), the eight 1/1 cassettes stand above both. Ranks are read once from OpenSea and kept; the profile page shows the tier that applies, for example IMMORTAL HOLDER · EPIC PASS · 25 WALLETS.

Current values as of the last verified date; the interface shows the limit that applies to you (for example UNLIMITED ALERTS · UP TO 25 WALLETS on the profile page). Holder status is read from the chain and refreshed while you use the board; if no pass remains in your signed wallets, the profile returns to the free tier and an API key, if you made one, goes dark on its own. The optional Sign in with OpenSea keeps one pass cookie per wallet, so every wallet in the profile can be signed in.

Linked wallets and accounts

PROFILE lists your wallets with their tags: PRIMARY (the wallet that signed in and owns the profile), VERIFIED (a wallet you connected and signed with later), ADDED (a wallet added by address only; checked for eligibility, no signature). Each wallet has its own color, used for the squares in stage cells. + ADD WALLET adds one; ✕ removes it.

ALERTS & LINKS holds the tiles: TELEGRAM CONNECTED — ALERTS GO TO YOUR CHAT, DISCORD LINKED — your name · RAFFLE ENTRIES COUNT AUTOMATICALLY (· ALERTS IN YOUR DMS once a kind is on), X LINKED — @handle · YOUR X NEXT TO YOUR NAME, each with its own DISCONNECT or UNLINK, and API ACCESS for Cassette holders (see API access below). Under the Telegram tile and under the Discord tile sit the three alert pills for that channel — MINT REMINDERS, NEW WHITELISTS, MORNING SCHEDULE — and under Discord also the BOT pill, which opens the official bot's Discord profile (see Settings and notifications).

A Discord account lives in exactly one profile. Linking it from another profile moves it there and unlinks it from the old one. The bot enters raffles with the PRIMARY wallet of the profile your Discord is linked to; to change that wallet, sign in with the wallet you want, link Discord there, and press Enter again on raffles you already entered. On a phone the profile page fits the narrow browsers of wallet apps: rows wrap and buttons drop under their text.

Unlink and disconnect behavior

• ✕ on a wallet removes it from the profile; its eligibility squares disappear.
• DISCONNECT ALL signs you out and clears the connected wallets from this browser. The profile record itself (name, tracked drops, links) remains on the server so that signing in again restores it.
• DISCONNECT (Telegram) stops alerts and removes the chat link. UNLINK (Discord) removes the Discord link and stops the Discord direct messages; raffle entries already recorded keep the wallet recorded at entry time.
• To request deletion of a profile and its data, use the private channel described in Support.

Settings and notifications

Tracked drops are listed on the profile page with REMIND buttons 6H, 1H, 15M, 1M (how long before a stage you want a reminder; the moment a stage opens is always included) and STAGES buttons, one per stage, all on by default. ✕ stops tracking. Changes apply to the next reminder.

Alert switches per channel. Under TELEGRAM CONNECTED and under DISCORD LINKED the three pills MINT REMINDERS, NEW WHITELISTS and MORNING SCHEDULE turn each kind on or off for that channel; a lit pill is on. Telegram starts with the reminders and the morning schedule on and the cards off; Discord starts with all three off, and the bot stays silent until you turn one on. The bots keep the same switches — buttons under the chat in Telegram, a pinned panel in your Discord direct messages — and the two sides agree within half a minute. When you save a drop while MINT REMINDERS is off, the board says so. Details: Telegram alerts, Discord bot → Alerts and schedules.

Raffles from your profile

The RAFFLES block on the profile page lists the raffles running in our Discord, with the chain, the time left, the GTD and FCFS spots and the number of entrants. Every raffle has JOIN, the block has JOIN ALL; ↻ REFRESH reloads the list. The list folds to two rows — SHOW ALL opens it.

One-click entry is for holders of three or more cassettes, an epic, or a 1/1, with Discord linked and the account on our server. Everyone else sees the list and can still enter every raffle in Discord. If your Discord is not on the server yet, the block says so with the invite: join, then press ↻ REFRESH.

An entry from the profile is the same entry the Enter button in Discord makes: it is recorded to the PRIMARY wallet of the profile with the tickets counted from the passes in your signed wallets, and pressing Enter in Discord afterwards changes nothing. A raffle you entered shows ENTERED · N TICKETS. ✕ above JOIN hides a raffle from your list (N HIDDEN · SHOW brings it back); JOIN ALL skips hidden ones.

YOU WON lists the raffles you won with the kind of spot, the wallet the spot went to, the mint date once the collection announces it and a link to the collection on OpenSea. A win leaves the list on its own three days after the public mint opened or when the collection sold out; ✕ removes it earlier.

API access

Cassette holders get the board as data: the same mints the board shows, with every stage's time, price and per-wallet limit, the active and the next stage, the status and the supply, a feed of changes, and whitelist checks for your own wallets — for your own bots, spreadsheets and alerts.

The API ACCESS tile in ALERTS & LINKS shows MAKE KEY once the profile holds a Cassette in a signed wallet. The key appears once, right under the tile, with COPY — copy it then, later only its beginning is shown. In browsers that close the clipboard, COPY selects the key for you to copy by hand. NEW KEY replaces the key (the old one stops at once), REVOKE kills it; both ask for a second tap. If the Cassette leaves your signed wallets, the key goes dark on its own within ten minutes.

Limits per key: 120 requests a minute, 20 whitelist scans an hour. Whitelist checks through the API run on your own OpenSea session — you sign OpenSea's sign-in message with your wallet, as on the site — so OpenSea's limits are yours. The whole story is in the API chapter; the technical reference with endpoints, fields and examples: API reference.