TINCTA / REWARD GUIDE
Collections
One collection. One set of terms. One finite draw.
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What belongs to a collection#
Every collection has a separate smart contract that fixes its ticket price, supply, prize values, winner count, affiliate terms and sale deadline. These settings are bound at deployment in the current contract design.
The default format uses 1,000 tickets and six equal awards, but a collection’s actual configuration is what matters. The winner count can be one to ten, bounded by the supply. New seasons can use different settings. They cannot rewrite the terms of NFTs already minted under an older contract.
The collection lifecycle#
| Stage | What it means |
|---|---|
| Before opening | The collection is prepared and eligible affiliates can enroll during its enrollment window. Minting is not yet open. |
| Mint open | The sale is activated, the opening has arrived, and tickets remain before the deadline. V10 numbers and artwork are fixed as each NFT is minted. |
| Sold out | Every ticket has been minted. Sales close and the qualifying affiliate allocation is fixed. |
| Draw pending | The collection requests randomness, receives the verified response, and finalizes the ranking. |
| Revealed / draw finalized | Final scores and winning NFTs are public. V10 numbers and artwork stay unchanged. Each winner can claim independently. |
| Complete | All configured prize awards have been claimed. The NFTs remain collectibles. |
| Refundable | An unsold collection reached its deadline. Its remaining NFTs can be burned for the mint-price refund. |
What your NFT contains#
V10 artwork is a self-contained SVG generated on-chain. It combines a collection color with the season’s linework, collection and season names, ticket serial, four permanent numbers and combination code. The metadata and image stay unchanged through the draw, claims and transfers. Decorative geometry does not change a ticket’s odds.
Final score, award rank, prize and claim status are deliberately absent from V10 metadata and artwork. Read those changing facts from the contract. V8/V9 instead display sealed artwork until the draw is finalized, then add numbers, score and any winning label. Their winning label alone does not prove a prize remains unpaid.
Earlier collections remain valid#
History may contain earlier Manekineko-named collections, different artwork and different award counts. These are historical contract facts, not display errors. Use the collection-specific terms when checking a prize, referral payment or claim.
Understand your rewards. Verify the contract. Claim directly.