Signal Run seals score, role, rarity, utility, mechanics, and art authority.
Circuit
Earned cards become assets.
Earn the card. Prove rarity. Write the owner. Discover the holder. Move custody. Price value. Settle the record.
The sealed file carries claim, rarity, media, owner path, transfer history, market value, and arena history.
Every earned card leaves with proof, owner, and value paths.
No showcase gate. No detached listing. No duplicate owner.
Rarity comes from the sealed claim and performance gates. It is provable, not declared.
Vault writes current ownership. The card remains readable after the run ends.
Signal Card World reads synced owner rows. A showcase post is not required.
Send, transfer-download, purchase, auction, and sale change owner state without rewriting the original issue.
Market prices the owned record. Settlement carries the value without stripping proof.
Claim, rarity, owner, value, and history stay attached.
Circuit turns earned cards into assets.
The Circuit lane keeps reward, file proof, rarity, owner, transfer, market, and arena history on one card record.
Choose the exact action.
Every synced card, current owner, sale panel, auction, and battle action is discoverable.
Find cardsRun the challenge, earn cards, open the Vault, import assets, and send transfers.
Earn cardsCampaigns publish odds, tier limits, supply, and sealed manifests.
Launch packsHold positions, carry proof, and settle value against the same owned row.
MarketThe card keeps identity after every move.
- Run creates reward.
- File carries proof.
- Vault writes owner.
- World shows ownership.
- Transfer changes custody.
- Market settles value.
- Arena appends history.
Circuit creates the card asset. Receiz carries authority.
Receiz carries file authorship, integrity, ownership, provenance, and settlement history.
Signal Circuit turns earned cards into assets: earn the card, prove rarity, see the owner, move custody, sell it, exchange it, or carry it into Market.
The asset keeps proof, ownership, value, and history on one record.