Digital claw for
sealed cases
& graded slabs.
Spin and collect grails from real, unmapped stock. Every cabinet publishes its own weights, every drop is a signed instruction, and the prize ships out of the vault to you.
CA SOONAim. Drop. Ship.
No packs to open and no middle man holding your card hostage. The claw grabs a physical unit out of a mapped cabinet, and the unit leaves the vault in your name.
Pick a cabinet
Each one holds a different mix — sealed cases, booster boxes, graded slabs — with its own weights printed on the glass.
Aim the claw
Drag across the glass. The target readout names the unit under the prongs before you commit a single lamport.
Drop
One signed instruction. Grip strength and slot weight resolve on chain, so the result is reproducible by anyone.
Keep or ship
Hold the claim, trade it, or redeem it and the physical unit leaves the vault insured and tracked.
House renders of what's in the glass.
Every unit in a cabinet gets an ONYX silhouette render — tier, seal id and cabinet, cut the way the vault photographs it.
Three ways to pull.
Spin & collect
Single drops against a published weight table. Grip is the only variable, and it is printed before you sign.
Enter →Rounds on a clock
Buy tickets into a timed round with a fixed prize ladder. Odds move with the ticket count and nothing else.
Round board →Head to head
Match a wallet, both stake, both drop from the same cabinet. Higher tier takes the pot, ties return the stake.
Queue →Odds printed on the glass.
Tier weights are cabinet parameters, not a secret. They are the same numbers the drop instruction reads.
The token behind the floor.
$ONYX has not launched yet. Nothing below will show a number until a contract address is wired in — no invented figures, no invented chart.
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Before you drop.
ALL UNMAPPED STOCK.
Lotto & PvP features. Built on Solana.
Aim it yourself. Then sign.
Everything here is open without a wallet — cabinets, weights, targets, the whole pile. A wallet is needed only at the drop, because the instruction must be signed by the hand that pays for it.
Weights are per cabinet and fixed until the cabinet is re-mapped. A drop reads them directly.
Everything the vault is holding.
Unmapped means a unit is in the vault and sealed, but not yet assigned to a cabinet slot. The ledger lists what it is, which tier it carries and where it is headed — never what it is worth, because that is the market's call and not ours.
Rounds on a clock.
A round opens every six hours. Tickets are flat priced, the prize ladder is fixed, and the draw reads the round seed the moment it closes.
Share is computed against the tickets already in the round. With an empty round your share is the whole pot by definition.
All times UTC. The clock above is your local time converted from the same schedule.
Two claws. One pot.
Both wallets stake the same amount and drop from the same cabinet in the same block range. The higher tier takes the pot; equal tiers return both stakes minus the table fee.
If both claws land the same tier, the match falls through this list in order until one side wins.
How the cabinet actually resolves.
The grip model, the weight tables, the mapping pipeline, redemption, fees and the risks. Version 0.6.