sequents

An Ordinal Theory for Solana Tokens.

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$PROOF is live.

The first token to implement Sequent Theory. Every token numbered in the order it was bought, and some of them are rare.

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Not all tokens are equal. Full trait rarity below.

Sequent Theory gives every token a number and a history, without changing the token itself. Like coins from the same mint, they all spend the same, but the date and the errors decide which ones collectors want.

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Holder Fp3d…JiDg just rolled Restrike! A Rare tier with only a 0.6% chance per roll. It's now listed on the desk for 9 SOL.

Seal yours and roll $PROOF after the curve to see what you got.

Full token rarity breakdown: https://t.co/22HucV2Vzr

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How it works, from ordinary tokens to your first roll.

Seal at least 50,000 $PROOF in an envelope and roll for 0.01 SOL. The next Solana block decides your tier, from Coal up to Legendary.

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All 5 Genesis blocks from the dev supply are sealed and surviving.

Strike #0, the first 1,000,000 $PROOF ever bought on the curve, was listed in its envelope and bought by a collector for 3.5 SOL.

Congrats! CCr5…vq4A

See live transaction history: https://t.co/6IghE9XfVr

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Turns out it could be done without an NFT.

[Cooker.hl | 版本之子 |🅿️ (Theo Arc) @CookerFlips]

U know how like during NFTs we had like reveals on rarity

Would love to see similar with memecoins (not sure how tbh) but don’t want them to be tied to an NFT

Somehow make someone’s 1% of supply is more rare than others

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Current activity on Sequents.

25 rolls so far, and one of them landed Legendary. A holder rolled Die Trial, a 0.2% chance per roll. 13 seals, 8 envelopes live and 2 already listed on the desk.

Every sell melts more, so rare supply only ever goes down.

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@hqvy_ https://t.co/qa8KNVNJCw

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All public on our site, at the bottom of the Rules page: https://t.co/BoHycJ1Cjg

Everything else is on GitHub: https://t.co/pFIInAg6OK

Any envelope can be withdrawn by whoever holds it, but the tokens melt publicly and the rarity is gone for good. That's the whole reason to seal.

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Genesis block in dev supply sealed.

Strike #0, the first 1,000,000 $PROOF ever bought on the curve, is now sealed in an envelope.

It carries the Genesis trait and a Die Crack, and it will never move again, so its rarity can never melt.

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All public on our site, at the bottom of the Rules page: https://t.co/BoHycJ1Cjg

Everything else is on GitHub: https://t.co/pFIInAg6OK

Any envelope can be withdrawn by whoever holds it, but the tokens melt publicly and the rarity is gone for good. That's the whole reason to seal.

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All public on our site, at the bottom of the Rules page: https://t.co/BoHycJ1Cjg

Everything else is on GitHub: https://t.co/pFIInAg6OK

Any envelope can be withdrawn by whoever holds it, but the tokens melt publicly and the rarity is gone for good. That's the whole reason to seal.

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We are sealing a portion of the dev supply into an envelope. Once sealed, those tokens never move again and their rarity stays intact. Everything happens on chain, so anyone can check it.

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How it works, from your first reveal to your first listing.

Connect your wallet and see every Strike you bought on the curve. Pick the ones you want to keep rare and seal them in an envelope. List it on the desk and let a collector decide what it is worth.

Sealed $PROOF tokens never leave the vault, so their rarity is never lost.

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For as long as there has been money, people have collected it. A mint strikes thousands of identical coins and they all spend the same, but collectors never saw them as the same. The year on the face mattered. The first coins off a new die mattered. When a die was pressed out of line, every coin it struck came out doubled, and that mistake became the most wanted coin of the run.

In 2023, Ordinal Theory brought that idea to Bitcoin. It gave every satoshi a number in the order it was mined, and suddenly the oldest and strangest sats carried a history the rest did not.

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Could one holder’s share of a memecoin be rarer than another’s but without turning the coin into an NFT?