Nothing to sign with
You'll need a wallet.
Claims are filed by signature, not by typing an address into a box. No Ethereum wallet was detected in this browser, so there is nothing here for you to sign with yet.
The Claim Room
Show us where you stood.
Connect the wallet you acquired $CLAIM with. It has to be that one — your territory is calculated from acquisitions written against that exact address, and there is no address box on this page for a reason.
Proof of claim
Sign the register.
One signature proves this wallet is yours. It is the same gesture as the stick in the sand, minus the boat — and unlike the original, this register can't be quietly amended later.
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Register searched
No claim filed against this wallet.
We checked every acquisition ever recorded for $CLAIM. This address appears in none of them, so it holds no ground — yet. The signature worked perfectly; there is simply nothing under this name in the register.
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Struck from the register
You held ground here. You sold it.
This wallet bought — of $CLAIM and has since sold every last token of it, for —. The moment the balance hit zero the territory went back on the map, where somebody else has almost certainly taken it by now.
That is the whole point of a register that reads balances instead of history. Nobody occupies the world with a coin they no longer own.
Claim confirmed
The register agrees with you.
Your share of every token still held
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Your ledger
Ground taken and ground given back
| Date | Move | USD | $CLAIM | Price | Territory | Tx |
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Buys add ground. Sells hand it straight back to the map. What you hold right now is the only thing the register counts.
The register
Largest claims on the map
| # | Wallet | Size of | Holding | Share | Territory |
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Territory is symbolic and recalculates on every trade. Your share shrinks when others buy and when you sell, and grows when you buy or when someone else leaves. Ground is never held by a wallet that no longer holds the coin.
Reading the register