Yooshi

Shielded collections have a new feature on Ord Dropz: Verified Holders. Here's the problem it solves. On Shielded, nobody can see who holds what. Not the public, not the artist, not even us. That's the whole point. But it also means an artist can't do the normal holder stuff: airdrops, shoutouts, whitelists, rewarding the people who actually hold their work. Now holders can reveal themselves to the artist, on their own terms, and only to the artist. How it works for holders: Open your Shielded Vault, open the collection, and tap "Verify me for the artist." Your vault proves you hold a piece right there on your device. Nothing goes on chain, it costs nothing, and it never shows which pieces you hold, how many, or anything else in your vault. Then you choose what the artist gets to see: your X handle, an address for ordinal airdrops, a shielded address or vault name for Shielded airdrops. All optional, pick whatever you're comfortable with. Sell or move your pieces and you drop off the list automatically. List one for sale and the artist sees that. You can remove yourself any time. How it works for artists: Every Shielded launch now has a "Verified Shielded Holders" section on your manage page. Sign once with your launch wallet and you see your list: one entry per holder with exactly what they chose to share, nothing more. Filter out anyone with a listing up, copy the handles, or download a spreadsheet and airdrop straight to them. The list is private to the artist. It's never public, and there are no piece counts anywhere. One holder, one entry, no matter how many they hold. This is what Shielded was always meant to be: privacy by default, and you decide who gets to know. Trollbox holders, go verify. Every Shielded collection launched through Ord Dropz has this today. @banknotes_btc @strangersolemn