THE ONCHAIN DISCLOSURE

Riggles transfers are checked by a transfer validator, a standard contract that every ERC-721C collection uses to keep creator royalties enforceable. Ours can also freeze a specific wallet for this collection. A frozen wallet can neither send nor receive a riggle. That includes its bids: an offer placed by a frozen wallet cannot be accepted, even though OpenSea may keep showing it, so accept the next offer down. Nothing else about it changes: it keeps its balances, and every other wallet trades as normal.

What we freeze for: malicious listings acquired through mass bot offers. A machine posts lowball collection offers across the whole collection, takes whatever a holder accepts, and relists it under the floor within minutes, over and over. The test is behavioural and public, from onchain data: riggles in roughly equal to riggles out, a median hold measured in minutes, and zero riggles held at rest. Trading is not the trigger. Selling at a loss is not the trigger. Holding a lot, or a little, is not the trigger. Making an offer is not the trigger.

We do not freeze a wallet that holds a riggle. We wait until it holds none, so a freeze never traps anyone's riggle. We do not freeze a wallet with activated riggles.

If your wallet is frozen and you believe it should not be, tell us and we will unfreeze it. There is no appeal to file and no waiting period we will hide behind: it is one transaction and we will send it. Every freeze and unfreeze is onchain and readable by anyone, and the current list is on this page.

The validator can be pointed elsewhere or removed entirely by the contract owner, exactly as it can today. Freezing does not touch royalties, does not touch gold, and does not touch the drop.