🎲 FAIR REVEAL

How the Ovens reveal works

During the mint, some oven pages could be opened before the reveal. That wasn't fair — so the final order of tokens #23–444 is re-rolled at the reveal. Bakery Reserve #1–22 stays as announced.

The rule (announced before the block existed)

Seed = the hash of the first Bitcoin block mined after 12:00 UTC on Nov 2, 2026. Nobody can predict or choose it — not even the team.

✅ Block #974253
Hash: 00000000000000000001dac1ccd1102621ae27cb517adaf9206853e5b02a3d76
check it on mempool.space ↗
full result: token → oven (all 422) ↗

Verify it yourself

Save this as reshuffle.mjs and run node reshuffle.mjs <block hash>. It prints which oven design every token gets — exactly what the metadata shows.

import { createHash } from 'crypto'
const hash = process.argv[2].toLowerCase()            // Bitcoin block hash
const designs = []; for (let i = 23; i <= 444; i++) designs.push(i)
for (let i = designs.length - 1; i > 0; i--) {         // Fisher–Yates
  const h = createHash('sha256').update(hash + ':' + i).digest('hex')
  const j = Number(BigInt('0x' + h) % BigInt(i + 1))
  ;[designs[i], designs[j]] = [designs[j], designs[i]]
}
designs.forEach((d, k) => console.log('token #' + (23 + k) + ' -> design #' + d))

Every trait, tier and the number of each oven stay the same (10 Legendaries, 60 Space Pods…). Only which number gets which oven changes.

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