Bots

Sealed, revealed, put to work

A Bot is a second NFT that a DePunk reveals — a ladder of its own, running beside the DePunk one rather than continuing it. Three rungs: Sealed ticket, Revealed, Worker. Only the last one earns, and every step past the first is optional.

Rung one3,500 tickets

Get a ticket

The DeBots run is 3,500, and most of it is already spoken for.

  • 1,553 of the 3,500 are allowlist-guaranteed.
  • The other 1,947 mint on OpenSea on September 7th at 0.01 ETH. More info soon.
  • The old in-app doors are closed — the burn window shut on 23 August 2026.
  • Open it whenever you like — the reveal waits for you.
You hold: a sealed Bot — no traits yet, freely tradeable. The launch lives on the DeBots page
Rung two0 ETH

Reveal it

One upgraded DePunk in your wallet is the key. VRF does the rest.

  • Revealing costs 0 ETH. It consumes the ticket and pairs it with one upgraded DePunk, chosen by VRF.
  • The punk is only the reveal key: nothing locks, nothing is spent or burned, and it stays free to sell or deposit.
  • Traits are drawn at the moment of the summon by on-chain randomness — no secret list, nothing pre-assigned.
  • A revealed Bot has a body, not a job. It pays nothing until it is promoted.
You hold: traits and art, set for good — and the punk exactly as it was.
Rung threeoptional

Promote it to a Worker

Any time after reveal — there is no deadline and no pressure.

  • Pay 99,000 $DPUNK to activate the Bot against any revealed DePunk — not just its reveal partner.
  • The fee splits 60% to Workers, 30% burned, 10% to the team — the same split every other fee takes.
  • A Worker does the platform’s paid work — wallet scans and whitelist eligibility checks — and its ETH fees go to the holder of the punk it works against.
  • The fee is per activation, not per Bot: a sold Bot costs its next holder the same 99,000 to put back to work.
You hold: the only rung that earns — paid work, ETH fees back to the holder.
What you hold

Sealed, Revealed, Worker

  • Sealed — a ticket, not opened. No traits. Freely tradeable.
  • Revealed — traits and art are set. Yours outright, and done if you want it to be.
  • Worker — promoted and earning. Never an “agent”: Agent is a DePunk tier, not a job, and an Agent never becomes a Worker.
Example: “Do I have to promote it?” → no. A revealed Bot is a finished collectible; plenty of people stop there, and that is a complete product.

Why a DePunk holder cares

Holders

The punk is the earning seat

  • A Worker’s fees go to the holder of the punk it works against — hosting one costs the punk nothing and locks nothing.
  • Any revealed punk can host an activation, not only the one VRF paired at reveal.
  • Every Bot that changes hands and goes back to work pays the 99,000 again — recurring demand on top of the service revenue.
Means: a revealed punk earns without giving anything up — its claim stays intact while a Worker pays it.
Fine print

In plain words

  • The ticket cap is fixed. 3,500 Bots, ever: 1,553 allowlist-guaranteed and 1,947 left to mint.
  • Reveal locks nothing. The upgraded DePunk is proof, not payment: it is not spent, not burned, and stays free to sell or deposit.
  • Nothing is pre-assigned. Traits are drawn by on-chain randomness at the summon, so nothing can be leaked, sniped, or quietly reshuffled.
  • The activation fee recurs. 99,000 $DPUNK per activation, on the same 60/30/10 split as every other fee.
  • The numbers live in one place. Prices, the split and the vocabulary are on /tokenomics and in /tokenomics.md — this page cannot quote different ones.
Buyers

Get a Bot, decide later

1,553 tickets are allowlist-guaranteed; the other 1,947 mint on OpenSea on September 7th at 0.01 ETH.

Open DeBots
Holders

Read the money page

What a punk holds, what an upgrade rolls, and where every fee goes — ten chapters, or one markdown file.

$DPUNK tokenomics