I minted @univ4truck . I'm leaving a short guide 👇
First, let me be clear: don't use your main wallet. This works with EIP-7702 + agent/MCP logic. It's not the classic "connect to the site, press the mint button" process. Try it with a burner wallet.
You need a Dogeshit Wallet to mint.
Preparation:
* Set up a Dogeshit Wallet.
* Create a new/burner wallet.
* Send some ETH into it.
* You have 10 mints per wallet.
* For those who want to complete 10 mints, approximately 0.01 ETH will be sufficient.
TR4CK page:
https://t.co/bnflD60DmU
Steps:
1. Connect your Dogeshit Wallet.
2. Go to the mint page.
3. Confirm the EIP-7702 signature.
4. Click the "Generate New URL" button and confirm from your wallet. 5. Click the “Launch Add-to-Claude” button.
6. This will redirect you to the Claude page.
7. On Claude's page, add the MCP connector by clicking “Add”.
8. Then start a new chat on Claude's page.
9. Type:
"Mint 2 TR4CK premine"
After the first successful mint, check that your ETH balance has decreased and that TR4CK tokens have arrived in your wallet.
Then, if you wish:
"mint 5 more"
you can increase the amount to reach the 10 mint limit per wallet.
After minting, remember to check the MCP/connector and authorization, and revoke it if necessary.
To summarize the EIP-7702 part without getting bogged down in technical details:
Normally, if you want to have an agent mint, there are two bad options:
Either you give the private key to the agent, which is extremely risky.
Or, the agent only prepares the transaction, and you still manually sign everything. That's not true agent UX.
The logic is different on the TR4CK side. With EIP-7702, your burner EOA wallet is authorized to a specific delegate/mint flow. Then you issue a "mint" command via Claude/MCP. The relayer broadcasts the transaction, and the mint arrives in your wallet.
So, the process is:
Agent issues command > relayer sends transaction > authorized burner EOA mints > TR4CK token arrives in your wallet.
That's why it shouldn't be used with the main wallet. It should definitely not be attempted with a wallet containing valuable tokens/NFTs. It should be considered with a burner wallet + a limited amount of ETH.
I think the alpha here isn't just about token minting. It's about trying out EIP-7702 + Claude/MCP + agent-based mint UX early. Whether it will work is unknown, but such mechanically-driven experiments are worth testing before a wider audience notices.
There's a risk, so proceed cautiously. But the subject is interesting.
***This is not investment advice. It is not a paid partnership. It is shared for informational purposes only. DYOR
our chrome wallet that does real eip-7702 is now open source.
most production wallets (MM Stable included) gate 7702 delegation to an internal whitelist — defeats the whole feature.
ours takes any delegate. sourcify-gated slide-to-confirm before any delegate sticks — unverified contracts block the slider, period.
MIT. chrome web store + github.
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