Proof Hunters
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The Proof Hunters roadmap

Live mining. Next, HUNTER-linked mining and Bloom. Later, stock-token backing and more DeFi options.

Mainnet is liveMining and HUNTER are live. Planned features and CLI release availability are marked separately.

Start with the hunt. Build more ways to use what you own. This page explains the short roadmap on the landing page: what you can use today, what is in development and what comes later.

These are readiness stages, not promised release dates. Next and Later are not live features. Work can progress in parallel, but each feature must meet its own launch requirements.

Live: find your Hunter

Available now

Mine with the computer you already own. Proof Hunters is live on Robinhood Chain, mainnet chain 4663.

  • Mine and collect

    Use the browser miner or CLI to search for a valid proof. The contract verifies accepted proofs and mints Hunter NFTs, up to a lifetime cap of 5,000. The reward is the NFT, not newly issued HUNTER tokens. Mining uses computing power and ETH gas; a successful mint is not guaranteed.

    Read the mining guide
  • Put HUNTER to work

    HUNTER is currently optional Mining Power. Lock tokens and assign them to your mining wallet to activate the boost. Holding HUNTER alone does not activate it, and a boost does not guarantee a mint.

    Understand Mining Power
  • Explore the code

    Bloom’s development code is public to inspect, test and improve. Open source is a step toward review, not proof of an independent audit or a live lending market.

    Explore Bloom on GitHub
Check what is live

Published contract addresses and the app release manifest identify the live deployment. Live Hunt offers are also available; Bloom lending is not launched.

Next: put your Hunter to work

In development · not live

Connect new mining more closely to HUNTER, then give collectors a way to borrow against their NFTs without selling them upfront.

  • Proposed HUNTER mining upgrade

    The proposed flow is to deposit and assign tokens before mining, then lock a separate amount of your tokens to each new NFT you successfully mint. The entry deposit and each NFT’s lock are separate, so the same tokens cannot fund both. This is a token commitment, not a free token reward.

  • Publish the mining rules first

    HUNTER is the working token choice. The exact token contract, required amounts, lock duration and release rules still need approval. Treatment of existing Hunters and optional Mining Power also needs to be specified before launch. No token migration or new mining requirement is being announced as live here.

  • Borrow against your Hunter with Bloom

    The first planned lending route uses a whole Hunter NFT as security for a loan. Owners would review the terms and explicitly authorise the loan. Unpaid loans could cost the borrower their NFT. Loan availability depends on actual lenders and agreed terms, not simply owning a Hunter.

    Read about Hunter Bloom
Before these go live

Final rules, contract compatibility, testing and security review come first. Bloom also needs published loan terms and funded lenders. Development code is not a launch announcement.

Later: grow beyond the hunt

Planned

Develop stock-token backing and more ways to use eligible assets through DeFi.

  • Stock-token backing, starting with NVDA

    The planned backing path starts with NVDA stock tokens. Backing exists only when assets are actually deposited and allocated to eligible Hunters. An unfunded allocation right is not funded backing.

    How backing and allocations work
  • More basket choices

    NVDA is the first supported stock-token type, not a diversified basket. Additional assets and switching options need separate review. Stock tokens are not direct ownership of NVIDIA shares, and this roadmap does not imply a partnership or endorsement.

  • More borrowing options

    Explore lending against eligible funded backing alongside whole-NFT loans. Each route needs its own collateral rules, pricing, repayment and default handling, security review and available liquidity. No external lending integration is promised as live.

Before backing can be counted

Actual deposits and on-chain allocations must be visible. A token launch, roadmap or NFT purchase does not establish backing, a price floor or investment returns.

Same Hunters. A 5,000 lifetime cap.

The proposed upgrade is designed to keep the existing NFT collection, IDs, artwork, ownership and proof history intact. Existing Hunters count toward the same 5,000 lifetime cap. Burning an NFT does not reopen a mining slot.

Preserving the collection does not automatically grant an existing NFT a new token reserve or loan. Any treatment of existing Hunters will be published with the final rules.

Verify the live contracts and release status, or open the browser miner.

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