> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cifer.gitbook.io/cifer-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cifer.gitbook.io/cifer-docs/ghost-economy/assets-supply-and-utility.md). # Assets, supply, and utility ### Canonical asset model | Stage | Maximum or controlled supply | Genome | Creation method | Parents or contributors | Reproduction | | ------ | ---------------------------------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- | | Alpha | 500 maximum | Unique and immutable | Generated and reviewed before founder mint | None | Pairs with one Omega in The Attic | | Omega | 500 maximum | Unique and immutable | Generated and reviewed before founder mint | None | Pairs with one Alpha in The Attic | | Wisp | Generated under Attic and future reproductive limits | Inherits recorded traits from both parents | 60-day Alpha/Omega pairing | One Alpha + one Omega | Ten specific Wisps may converge into one Fantom | | Fantom | Generated under convergence and seasonal limits | Records all ten contributors and evolved trait origins | Burn-and-converge ten specific Wisps | Ten Wisp contributor IDs | Proposed slow-cycle Wisp creation; not active | ### Sealed Ghost Eggs A Ghost Egg is an NFT distribution state, not a fifth character species and not an empty reward. The campaign uses two distinct capped allocations: | Allocation | Redemption | Included in $20K rewards | January creator buyback | | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------ | | Creator Reward Pool | 100 MARK earned through validated contributions | Yes | Eligible under published terms | | Direct Mint Pool | 0.004 ETH on Robinhood Chain through a verified Swaymark account | No | Not eligible | Each pool publishes its own total supply, stage quantities, odds, and assignment commitment. Direct activity cannot consume Creator Eggs or capacity backing outstanding MARK. Both Creator and Direct Eggs remain sealed until reveal and then resolve into one precommitted Alpha, Omega, Wisp, or Fantom. Creator Eggs are redeemed with MARK; Direct Eggs are minted for 0.004 ETH on Robinhood Chain. Every successful Creator redemption or Direct mint results in a real NFT. The revealed character must satisfy the canonical rules: * A founder comes from the unique sealed Alpha/Omega collection. * A Wisp records its Alpha and Omega parents. * A Fantom records all ten contributing Wisps. * Stage, genome, lineage, and rarity cannot be chosen after seeing the recipient. * Characters cannot be moved between the two Egg allocations after recipients or demand are known. ### Premium utility | Stage consumed | Access activated | Current product-reference price | | -------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------: | | Alpha or Omega | Lifetime Premium | $499 | | Wisp | Monthly Premium | $4.99 | | Fantom | Yearly Premium | $49 | Alpha and Omega have equal supply, equal Premium utility, and equal economic power. Their unique images and visual rarity do not make either founder type stronger. A Wisp inherits from both recorded parents. Two Wisps created in the same Attic session are siblings, but they can receive different combinations of anatomy and surface traits. A Fantom is not a collage. Its six visible anatomy slots are evolved from the genetic contribution of ten burned Wisps, and its genome permanently records all ten contributor IDs. ### Founder allocation | Allocation | Alpha | Omega | | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------: | | Creator Reward Pool | Published in the final Creator Egg allocation | Published in the final Creator Egg allocation | | Direct Mint Pool | Published separately in the Direct Egg allocation | Published separately in the Direct Egg allocation | | Cifer reserve after both allocations | Remaining balance | Remaining balance | | **Maximum founders** | **500** | **500** | The $20,000 Creator Reward Pool contains a disclosed mix of Alpha, Omega, Wisp, and Fantom characters. Direct Eggs are outside that $20,000 allocation and use separately disclosed quantities. Cifer should publish reserve wallets, both campaign allocations, and every subsequent reserve release. Public communication must always state the full maximum founder supply of 500 Alpha and 500 Omega. ### MARK-backed reward capacity MARK is soulbound and redeemable only for Creator Eggs during the 30-day campaign. The planned rate is 100 MARK for one Creator Egg. Let **N** be the fixed number of Creator Eggs: * Maximum campaign issuance is **100 × N MARK**. * Ninety percent is distributed through the fixed daily pool. * Across 30 days, the daily pool equals **3 × N MARK**. * Ten percent is reserved for validated completion awards, delayed reviews, corrections, and approved disputes. * A creator may receive no more than 50 MARK per validated day. * The fastest possible path is two awarded days; it is not guaranteed. * A 14-day redemption grace period follows the campaign. * Unspent MARK expires after the grace period and does not carry forward. Every issued MARK creates redemption capacity that must remain fully backed. Direct mints for 0.004 ETH on Robinhood Chain cannot use the Creator Reward Pool or its reserved capacity. ### Before consumption An eligible, unlocked revealed character may be held, sold through the approved marketplace, or used according to its stage rules. A character revealed from a MARK-funded Creator Egg may also enter the January creator buyback when eligible; a Direct-origin character may not. Alpha and Omega may enter The Attic. Wisps may be held, consumed, sold, or selected for convergence. Fantoms may be held, consumed, sold, and—only after future activation—may participate in the published slow-cycle reproduction mechanism. ### Owner options and marketplace access Every owner of an eligible, unconsumed, unlocked Alpha, Omega, Wisp, or Fantom will be able to list that character for sale once the Cifer Marketplace is active. * Alpha and Omega may be listed through the general marketplace when they are not locked in The Attic. * Wisps may be listed through the general marketplace and may also compete in monthly or yearly Access Auction routes. * Fantoms may be listed through the general marketplace and may also compete in the yearly Access Auction. * Eligible characters revealed from MARK-funded Creator Eggs may use the voluntary January creator buyback. Direct Eggs minted for 0.004 ETH on Robinhood Chain are excluded. * A character committed to an active Attic session, convergence transaction, redemption, or other published restriction cannot be sold until it becomes eligible again. * Listing creates an offer; it does not guarantee a buyer, a winning auction, a price, or a sale date. {% hint style="success" %} Holding preserves the widest range of choices: future use, lineage participation, marketplace listing, Access Auction eligibility for Wisps and Fantoms, and Premium redemption. Creator Reward origin also preserves eligibility for the planned January buyback. {% endhint %} ### After consumption or convergence Premium redemption is irreversible. The token is burned or permanently marked as used, Premium is activated for the confirmed Cifer account, and the token can no longer be sold, transferred, paired, converged, bought back, or consumed again. Ten-Wisp convergence is also irreversible. The selected Wisps are burned and their IDs remain recorded in the Fantom genome and provenance metadata. ### Rarity boundary Rarity describes collectible visual scarcity. It does **not** provide stronger Premium utility, faster MARK earning, buyback priority, faster reproduction, shorter cooldowns, or guaranteed financial value. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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