Last week on Pocket Dragons 1/ The seventh AMA on October 23 passed 1000 people live and the team shared the mint plan in a nine post thread. The collection launches on Ethereum with a 6000 supply. The ancient hatchery is set to open this November. There is no date yet 2/ There are two ways in. A community first presale with 2000 NFTs targeted at 0.029 ETH. And a public auction where every winner pays the same final price. The team said partner communities get no discount and pay the same price at the same time 3/ The keeper ledger decides most presale spots. 1800 spots go through ledger rankings and a community raffle. The top 500 keepers are guaranteed spots at the snapshot. Ranks 1 to 100 get five. Ranks 101 to 300 get three. Ranks 301 to 500 get one 4/ Another 500 spots go to a raffle weighted by badges. You need at least one badge to enter and more badges give better odds. Final snapshot rules are still to come from the team 5/ The public auction is open to everyone. Up to 10 dragons per wallet. Reference bid levels run from $10 to $200. Every bid is fully funded in ETH. Active bids cannot be lowered or cancelled. Outbid funds can be reused. It runs 24 hours plus up to 60 minutes of extensions 6/ The lowest winning bid sets the final price for every winner. Example from the team. Five $200 bids win at $90 each. Total paid is $450 and $550 is refundable. These are USD examples. Real payments are in ETH and gas is extra and not refundable 7/ Could a dragon be free. The top 4000 eligible keepers start the auction with provisional $0 allocations. Paid bids replace the lowest ranked allocations first and a higher ledger rank survives longer. The team said free dragons are possible but not guaranteed 8/ Only 16 one of one dragons will ever exist. They cost 50 eggs burned before the reveal or two red dragons after it. The leaderboard gives no priority. After the mint there will also be 173 badges 9/ The team said it takes zero allocation and will buy its own eggs. 30 percent of revenue buys collectibles for monthly rewards by honor score. A planned share of proceeds funds dragon buybacks. The team said nothing can be guaranteed 10/ On the product side sign in with X or Discord is now live on the website. TJ said a performance update and the first version of the collection book are coming within days. The first community keeper badges also went out on October 23 to about 40 keepers 11/ On October 19 Sam teased pocket dragons Tamagotchi as the game side of the project. The team has shared no date or details yet 12/ The team shared community numbers. 1018 people at the AMA peak. 458000 organic views on X from six videos. 30000 badges given out with 1700 in the last week. More than 2200 players in Ember Chamber 13/ Still ahead. The mint date in November. The snapshot date. When the presale and auction open. Final terms in an X Article before opening. An X Space with a badge is expected midweek. The next AMA is Friday October 30 on the roadmap A full week again. Thank you for reading💛💫

pdtools 2.1 is now open for every keeper Thank you to everyone who tested it over the past days and shared honest feedback. A lot of what changed came straight from you ➤ A new home with four nests: Feed, Community, Learn and Create, so every tool is one tap away ➤ Dragon Quiz, five questions a day with three tries each ➤ Welcome lane and Creator of the week, to lift each other up ➤ Cheers and the Sticker shelf, for kind words and cute replies ➤ Hatchery canvas and Hatchery Wrapped, to make something and share it ➤ My Hatchery wallpaper, your hatched dragons on your phone screen ➤ Dragon Circle, now open to all One small tip. Every community post you see on the feed comes from the share channel in the official Pocket Dragons Discord. So when you spend time engaging in the there it really matters because its the same posts Hearty is looking to award community badges Still free, no login, no wallet. I hope it makes your days in the hatchery a little brighter 💛 pdtools.xyz

When I first found pocket dragons, I did not know many people here Keepers replied to my posts answered my questions and made me feel at home I started building small tools because I wanted to give something back to the community that welcomed me. I am just a keeper who likes to build, and this is the way I know how to say thank you Some of the tools started as ideas from you. Some started as problems I ran into myself. Not everything works perfectly the first time, and a few things have broken along the way. Every time, someone was kind enough to tell me and patient enough to wait while I fixed it. So thank you for every visit, every message, every idea and every bit of patience. You make building this feel worth it. I will keep learning, keep improving and keep building for as long as it helps See you in the hatchery 💛🐉