How to verify your whitelist if you burned stickers:

1. From the wallet you used to burn stickers, send 0.01 TON to yourself. Find this transaction in your history and copy the tonviewer link.
2. Send it to @nosignalsupportbot with the note “verification”.
3. On tonviewer, search your wallet address and find burn transactions — they look like NFT transfers to craon-wallet.ton.
4. Send all burn transaction links to the same bot with the note “burn transactions” and specify whether you burned black or white stickers.
5. Finally, send the EVM (Ethereum) wallet address you’ll use for minting. It’s the address starting with 0x.

Important notes:
- If you somehow had the Herald role in Discord, you were eligible for WL automatically, but that window is now closed. Very few people had it anyway — it was given for Discord referrals, and referral links were broken mostly.
- As for the previously promised $300k sticker prize pool — there’s still no clear info. Ambassadors have raised concerns, and the team says all updates will appear in the official channel. So far, that channel mostly posts riddles, not concrete details. Hopefully this is temporary, as all focus seems to be on the Ethereum mint.

A little bit more about Rarible, where tomorrow’s sale will take place — the platform is pretty buggy and temperamental. I strongly recommend making sure you’re able to log in already now. Because chances are, you won’t be able to log in later.

On mobile browsers, in most cases nothing works at all. When you try to connect a wallet — any wallet — you get an error.

So far there’s only one working solution: you need to install MetaMask Mobile (brace yourselves, it’s crypto in full 2017 style), open Rarible in its built-in browser, and log in there. Only then does everything work.

An even simpler solution — which is why I didn’t even notice there were any issues — is to use a computer (Mac/PC), Chrome, and the Rabby Wallet. Everything worked perfectly on the first try, logged in without any problems.

By the way, I’m already very used to doing everything Solana- and Ethereum-related on a computer rather than on a phone. On mobile, there are always some lags.