A funded offer, not a listing
Live Hunt reverses the usual marketplace flow. A collector locks ETH into a fully funded offer that sets trait criteria and a deadline. Before it expires, the owner of a matching Hunter can fill the offer by sending the NFT in the same transaction.
The Hunter and its basket identity transfer to the collector. Keeping full backing and unfinished allocation rights attached through the sale needs the production vault integration; today only lifecycle compatibility tests pass.
What each side receives
The seller is not paid automatically. The offered amount minus the configured successful-fill fee becomes a credit the seller must claim.
The offer creator can withdraw an unfilled open offer. Its ETH returns as a credit that is also claimed separately. Reaching the deadline sends no money by itself.
Fees and revenue
There is no fee on an unfilled or cancelled offer. A fee applies only to a completed fill, and no launch fee rate has been selected for publication.
Offer principal and refundable credits are user funds, not project income. Only the earned fill fee can enter reconciled ecosystem income and its approved 50/25/15/10 split.
Where it fits
Live Hunt changes who owns a Hunter, not how one is created. It is separate from proof-of-work mining and from Hunter Bloom: nothing is borrowed, and the NFT is sold outright rather than pledged as collateral.
The Live Hunt contract and its tests exist, and the new NFT integration tests pass. The product interface, funding flow and deployment are not live. There is no confirmed partnership, guaranteed liquidity, promised income or change to the 5,000 Hunter supply.
The wider rules sit in the white paper, and the fee’s place in project income is under revenue & treasury.