CACHET is a planned sealed piece for every qualifying buy. Its five on-chain trait groups keep the original art. The stack is built around Chutes output, a drand tlock ciphertext and a hash-checked public reveal transaction. Claiming does not wait for the seal. Each piece starts as PENDING SEAL, and the owner attaches the seal once, later, to the same NFTs. Independent TEE verification and output binding are not checked, and whoever makes the seed can see it. No token, collection or reveal round is configured.
Status
The three-step picture
You buy the token from the pool.
Your piece seals: a server checks the buy and signs an authorisation, then your own wallet claims the mint.
You hold the sealed piece. It looks the same as every other sealed piece until the round.
Read next
Each page stands on its own, but they read best in order.
How it works: the path of one buy, step by step, from the pool to a sealed piece in your wallet, and what changes once the round lands.
The piece: the anatomy of a sealed and a revealed piece, and every option of every trait, drawn to scale.
Rarity: the five weight tables, how 1 in N is worked out, and a calculator you can play with.
Contract: for developers, the functions, events, errors and the EIP-712 signing shape.
Keeper: the signing route that checks a buy, and the round: what the commitment, the ciphertext and the time gate actually prove.
FAQ: short, plain answers to the questions a buyer asks first.
Brand: the name, the mark, the colours and the type.
What CACHET is not, yet
Limit
No contract is deployed. No token, pool, collection address or drand round is published. Every number on these pages that looks like a real result is computed live from the same arithmetic the eventual contract uses, on example fields, never on a real buy.