From a marked-up draft to a collect event

The file keeps the page's earlier versions. Version 4 is a draft marked up by hand: a capsule render, a timer bar, four white boxes with the bonuses written in — one capsule; a mystery box and a rare AI for three; two boxes and an epic AI for five; three boxes and a legendary AI for ten — a green Buy Now, and a row of ten shapes drawn along the bottom.

Version 6 put the boxes into cards and the shapes into a strip of capsules. The final page keeps every part of the draft and gives each one a job: the boxes became bundle cards that name what they add, Buy Now became Collect Now, and the ten shapes became the staking strip.

Four bundles — one, three, five and ten Archives — line up under the title and the countdown, and each card says what it adds: mystery boxes, and an AI NFT that climbs to legendary at ten.

Choosing a bundle redraws the hero — more capsules, a different character, more mystery boxes — and lights that many slots in the staking strip at the foot of the page. The page shows what Collect Now will collect before anyone presses it.

The event's promise is one line — more Archives, a bigger multiplier — so the multiplier never leaves the screen. Along the foot of the page runs a strip of ten slots, the most a wallet can collect, lit for every Archive held and ending in the multiplier they earn.

The draft drew this as ten shapes in a row; the final keeps the row and makes it the page's progress bar.

After collecting, the page leads with the proof: the Golden Capsule of Belief, soulbound — “permanently bound to your wallet” — and a countdown to the reveal and to trading on OpenSea, on 16.02.

Under it sit the three things to do next, each with one button: collect more, with the limit of ten per wallet printed beside the button rather than saved for an error; share on X for a 15% referral bonus; claim the Believer role on Discord. A bigger bundle adds a column of its bonuses — the AI assistant and the mystery boxes — each with its own Collect button.