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How Backing Works
Each BitMON costs at least 0.05 ETH to back. You can choose whole multiples up to 10×, or 0.5 ETH. Backing transfers the next BitMON into FWA and sets its pool bid. A higher bid gives it less selection weight and a later voluntary withdrawal date.
Every backed BitMON gets one award chance and one campaign reward share, regardless of backing. Higher backing does not guarantee a return.
How Awards Work
After backing closes, the draw awards 10% of backed BitMONs, rounded down, to their supporters. Each backed BitMON has the same chance. Nonwinners remain in FWA.
Awarded Spawns keep a tier based on their original backing: Blue below 0.20 ETH, Gold from 0.20 to 0.45 ETH, and Holofoil at 0.5 ETH. An initial award does not turn Holofoil into Secret.
How do Spawns change in the pool?
A BitMON starts as a Blue Spawn. Its first stay in FWA moves it to Gold after 3 days and Holofoil after 5.5 days. The clock stops at its first purchase allocation or pool exit. Waiting in a wallet or reentering the pool cannot raise its tier.
A Holofoil originally backed with the maximum 0.5 ETH becomes Secret on a qualifying purchase or withdrawal. Being pulled before the Holofoil threshold cannot turn it Secret later.
What happens when a BitMON is purchased?
The purchaser sees a fixed reveal preview at allocation. Keeping or relisting the BitMON makes that artwork permanent. If the purchaser takes ETH or FWA from the original drop listing, the original backer receives a Spawn at its locked tier instead.
A later FWA purchase reveals the BitMON permanently for every settlement choice. A permanently revealed BitMON keeps its art through transfers and further pool visits.
How can I reveal my Spawn?
The current NFT owner can request one separate reveal after the Spawn leaves FWA or launch custody. This also applies to awarded, withdrawn, returned, and free claim Spawns. The request uses Chainlink VRF and keeps the Spawn's locked tier.
A successful request cannot be retried for a new result. While randomness is pending, the NFT can change wallets but cannot enter FWA. If the metadata notification fails, anyone can finalize the stored result without another draw.