How to claim a YONDER piece, step by step.
Every buy of $YONDER earns one NFT, and it does not land in your main wallet. It lands at a one-time stealth address built with ERC-5564, the Ethereum standard for stealth addresses, and only your view key can find it.
▸ Buy $YONDER on Pons. The buy is public, like every buy on chain.
▸ Open Get my pieces on https://t.co/wVw0gB3Kpa and connect the same wallet you bought with.
▸ Sign one message. Your browser turns that signature into a spend key and a view key, and they never leave your device.
▸ A fresh ephemeral key meets your view key through secp256k1 ECDH, and a one-time stealth address is made for this piece only.
▸ The server checks your buy and signs an EIP-712 authorization that binds it to that address. Your wallet sends the mint and pays a small network fee. One piece per wallet.
▸ The canonical ERC-5564 Announcer, already live on Robinhood Chain, posts an ephemeral key and a view tag. No owner, no amount.
▸ Open My pieces. Your wallet scans the announcements with your view key, matches the tag and shows your piece.
The video walks the real site. The claim steps are the site's own simulation until the token launches.
Bought in public. Landed out of sight. Found only by you.
https://t.co/wVw0gB3Kpa
$YONDER on @ponsdotfamily
Your bag can go quiet.
Send ZEC through NEAR Intents 1Click, get a claim code stored only as a hash, and claim your piece to a stealth address.
Hold a piece and you can move $YONDER to an ERC-5564 stealth address, found only by your view key. The move is visible, the resting place is not.
Switching on soon.
https://t.co/Xhtdj4xUuK
@YonderStealth
CA:0xe5a85fc5fdb3e8b71a20396f4426d49342981091
$YONDER
How a piece finds its way.
A throwaway key meets your view key and a one-time stealth address is born. An EIP-712 seal binds your buy to it, and the ERC-5564 Announcer posts a single tag.
The site is live. See it yonder.
https://t.co/wVw0gB3Kpa
$YONDER on @ponsdotfamily
CA:0xe5a85fc5fdb3e8b71a20396f4426d49342981091
Dev locked.
▸ Dev tokens locked on Pinksale
▸ Lock: https://t.co/0Akrq3hZqF
▸ Every piece still lands at a one-time stealth address
Keys stay with you. Tokens stay locked.
https://t.co/wVw0gB3Kpa
@YonderStealth
$CACA:0xe5a85fc5fdb3e8b71a20396f4426d49342981091
$YONDER
https://t.co/0Akrq3hZqF
DEX paid.
$YONDER is on DEX Screener with its banner, links and the stealth delivery story. Every buy earns an NFT at a one-time ERC-5564 address.
Find the chart. Not the piece.
https://t.co/aR28Pz6R6m
@YonderStealth
$CA:0xe5a85fc5fdb3e8b71a20396f4426d49342981091
$YONDER
$YONDER is live.
Buy on Pons and claim your piece with the same wallet. It mints to a one-time ERC-5564 stealth address.
Bought in public. Landed out of sight.
https://t.co/aR28Pz6R6m
@YonkersHealth
$CA:0xe5a85fc5fdb3e8b71a20396f4426d49342981091
$YONDER on @ponsdotfamily
How a YONDER piece lands.
One signature becomes a spend key and a view key. A throwaway key meets your view key and a one-time stealth address is born.
An EIP-712 seal binds it to your buy, the ERC-5564 Announcer posts one tag, and only your view key finds it.
Out of sight. Not out of reach.
$YONDER on @ponsdotfamily
Powered by ERC-5564.
▸ ERC-5564 stealth addresses, secp256k1 ECDH with view tags
▸ The canonical Announcer, live on Robinhood Chain
▸ EIP-712 signed authorizations that bind the buy and the destination
▸ ERC-721, art drawn on chain
▸ 10 Forge tests passing
$YONDER on @ponsdotfamily
Introducing $YONDER.
An ERC-5564 stealth NFT, coming to Pons on Robinhood Chain.
Public buy. Stealth landing.
Your piece lands where only you can find it.
@ponsdotfamily