CACHET docs
Short answers, two sentences each. See How it works for the fuller path.
After the chosen round plus 120 seconds, when a correct reveal transaction lands. No round or contract is configured yet.
Yes. Open Get my pieces, connect the wallet you bought with, and send the claim. Your wallet pays the small network fee, and the sealed piece lands in the wallet that bought.
Whichever wallet the pool sent the tokens to in that buy, and the only wallet allowed to send that buy's claim. That address is read straight from the chain, never typed in anywhere.
Only a buy at or above the collection's minimum. Smaller buys are ordinary swaps like any other, and never bring a piece.
Once minted, it is an ordinary ERC-721 in your wallet, sealed or revealed, so yes, the same way as any other NFT. Nothing about it is restricted or soulbound.
Each qualifying buy earns its own authorisation, but only one claim is allowed per wallet, for life. Buy as many times as you like; only the first qualifying buy you claim becomes a piece.
No. The server waits for two confirmations before it will sign anything, and the claim is a separate transaction you send afterward, typically within a minute of the qualifying buy.
Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663, an EVM chain where gas is paid in ETH.
No. Nothing is deployed, and no address exists on any network yet.
Possibly. The producer may know the seed through standard inference transport or seal preparation. A hash and tlock ciphertext do not erase that knowledge. TEE output binding is unverified, and holder preview is disabled.
The claiming buyer, from their own wallet. There is no funded keeper minting on a buyer's behalf; the contract requires the caller to be the named buyer.
No. The contract marks each buy reference used and the claiming wallet used before it mints, so the same buy, and the same wallet, can never produce a second piece.
No. Connecting only reads the address and its balance; it never signs a transaction on its own.
Anyone after the round plus 120 seconds. The contract accepts the first correct seed matching its commitment. The reveal requires a transaction and is not automatic.
The revealed collection seed combined with the pool, buyer, token id and amount. Five weighted trait groups are derived from that result when a valid reveal transaction lands.
No. No V4 PoolManager was found on Robinhood Chain when this was built, so the signed claim path is the one in use; the hook slot exists for later.