Field 11 Folks • Release 1

Disclosures & Safety

Read this before minting. This page explains fraud controls, user risk, and what the site can and cannot do.

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Last updated: March 5, 2026

Core Disclosures

  • Release 1 is a free mint. The project does not set a mint price.
  • Minting is external inscribing only; this site generates payloads and verifies reveal state.
  • This site does not guarantee that a selected block is still unminted at inscription time.
  • This site only verifies a mint after you provide an inscription ID.
  • Minting is at your own risk if a block was already minted elsewhere before you inscribed.
  • You still pay wallet/inscriber and network fees.
  • All blockchain actions are generally irreversible once confirmed.
  • Metadata/rarity does not guarantee resale value, liquidity, or future utility.
  • This site provides tooling and information only, not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice.

Anti-Fraud Rules

  • Never share seed phrases, recovery words, or private keys with anyone.
  • Do not trust direct messages claiming admin support or urgent mint fixes.
  • Use only official links you can verify from announced channels.
  • Before inscribing, verify the canonical payload fields and deploy ID.
  • If anything looks wrong, stop and re-verify before signing or inscribing.

User Risk Language

  • Chain congestion, fee spikes, reorgs, and third-party outages can delay mint confirmation.
  • External services (wallets, explorers, inscribers) can fail independently of this site.
  • Local browser data may be cleared by device/browser resets.
  • You are responsible for wallet security, transaction review, and destination verification.
  • You are responsible for your own tax and regulatory compliance where you live.

Known Scam Patterns

  • Fake support asking for recovery phrases or remote access.
  • Copycat domains with small spelling changes.
  • Fake “priority mint” links that alter payload/deploy values.
  • Impersonation posts or private messages that pressure immediate payment.

If You Suspect Fraud

  • Stop immediately and do not sign further transactions.
  • Move remaining funds to a new wallet if key exposure is possible.
  • Document suspicious links, addresses, and transaction IDs.
  • Report the incident through your wallet provider and relevant consumer-reporting channels in your jurisdiction.