A public record of what shipped, what changed, and what we fixed.
We publish this log whenever a customer-visible feature or fix lands. It is a product record, not an investment promise.
Latest published changes
Published changes
Hosted conferences and city activity
AddedConference creators can join directly as Host and speaker after an explicit microphone check. Microphones stay off until locally enabled; listeners have playback recovery without a microphone prompt.
AddedConference halls now seat up to 100 actual participants, with speakers facing the audience and optional seat or podium views. Capacity remains 100 per city, 100 across the server and eight speakers; device and load qualification remain separate.
AddedA homepage live-conference strip and city tooltips show fresh public activity, verified curator attribution where available, and separately labelled optional visitor connections and 5–15 simulated residents. The anonymous count is off by default and shares no wallet or position.
ImprovedEvery city has a distinct visual Passport stamp. Existing confirmed visits, Heritage and Legacy records, balances, original 2D artwork, RPC configuration, dual-provider checks and formal phase status are unchanged.
Published changes
Compact city resident controls
ImprovedA compact City residents tally in the 3D toolbar replaces the large floating resident notice. It counts simulated residents and connected visitor figures shown in the current local scene; it is not a real-user total.
ImprovedSimulation details remain available inside the existing collapsed controls and privacy panel, while actual connected visitors stay labelled separately. Exterior scenes retain their existing 5–15 simulated residents and motion. Visitor privacy, voice participation, RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
Current city Drops and resident density
ImprovedThe home City sidebar now excludes ended and minted-out Drops, orders live Drops by newest actual mint start and upcoming Drops by nearest start, and retains unconfirmed and paused labels. Valid source observation times appear in UTC, separate from the MS review date. Returning to World or resuming the page refreshes the existing local timeline clock without adding network polling.
ImprovedSupported fictional 3D City exteriors now contain 5–15 independently moving simulated residents, with the simulation disclosure retained in the controls. These figures remain local scenery; real visitor and voice participant counts are unchanged. Existing 2D artwork, public City content, RPC settings, dual-provider checks, balances and formal phase decisions are unchanged.
Independent city residents
ImprovedOverhead plaques have been removed from city residents. Each exterior keeps 3–10 simulated residents who walk independently along safe local routes, with varied speeds, pauses, looking directions and destinations.
ImprovedThe existing controls continue to disclose that residents are simulated local scenery. They do not count as real visitors or voice conference participants. Existing 2D artwork, public City content, conference controls, RPC settings, dual-provider checks and formal phase decisions are unchanged.
City residents and themed gardens
ImprovedNPC residents are now spread across all 31 supported fictional 3D Cities, with safe walking routes visible from the entrance and additional routes in the wider district. Each exterior retains 3–10 distinct, labelled NPCs who walk, pause and look around. They are local scenery, separate from real visitors and conference attendance.
ImprovedLicensed free benches, trees and courtyard objects now use city-themed garden compositions. Foreground seating replaces primitive furniture within existing blocked garden footprints, keeping walking paths, doors and media surfaces clear. Existing 2D artwork, public City content, conference controls, RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
City conference audio
AddedOptional conference salons are available in supported 3D Cities. Joining as a listener, requesting a speaking turn and enabling a microphone are separate explicit actions. Only an authorized speaker can start audio capture. Leaving the page stops local audio and returns a restored page to the preview. Availability depends on the conference service.
ImprovedMicrophone eligibility is limited to City documents; entering or leaving a City loads a new document. Camera capture, recording and automatic audio rejoining are unavailable. Visitor visibility remains off by default. Physical-phone and capacity acceptance remain separate; formal phases and Gate A are unchanged.
AddedAll 31 fictional 3D districts now include a larger walkable garden quarter, with free street furniture, trees and courtyard objects. Each exterior has 3–10 distinct, labelled NPC residents who walk, pause and look around. NPCs are local scenery and do not count as real visitors or conference participants. Existing 2D artwork and public City content are preserved.
Published changes
Wallet selection refresh
FixedWallet selection now updates when a browser wallet becomes available after the picker opens, including from the Passport card. Choose the wallet to continue with the existing account approval and free SIWE sign-in steps.
Published changes
MS research and 3D cities
AddedDrop evidence dossiers and numeric Mintropolis Scores (MS) are available where published. Numeric publication requires sufficient current evidence, a defined scope and independent review; held, stale or incomplete reviews do not display a score. MS does not guarantee safety, delivery or investment returns.
AddedA dismissible introduction links to MS research, the Drop catalog and existing 3D Cities. It appears once per browser when local storage is available and is marked seen on first display. City pages retain explicit entry to optional fictional 3D exploration and a return to 2D.
Heritage and Legacy discovery
AddedFollowing testnet validation, Heritage and Legacy discovery is available on the public site: four Cosmic Meta collection identities and a dated, text-only Pixel Art #570 reference. Signed-in members can explicitly save five private discovery acknowledgements and one Legacy Explorer achievement. These actions award 0 Atlas Points and do not establish reading or ownership or create mint, allowlist, allocation or other rights.
AddedPassport separates a historical Heritage Stamp from the latest ownership observation. Recording a stamp requires at least 1 NFT across the four fixed Ethereum collections in the signed wallet; the Embassy threshold remains 5. Ownership checks still require both the existing chain policy and a reviewed independent provider pair; they remain unavailable if either is missing. Publication on the public site does not activate providers or claim successful live ownership verification. No RPC configuration, 2D City artwork, balances, ordinary quests, Season counters or formal phase decisions change.
Published changes
Passport wallet connection
FixedThe Connect wallet button inside the Passport card now opens the same wallet selection and sign-in flow as the header button after testnet validation. The existing wallet approval and free SIWE sign-in steps are unchanged. This correction does not change balances, 2D City artwork, RPC settings or dual-provider checks.
Referral reward policy correction
FixedThis release ends new referral signup point awards and stops new referral attribution capture on the public site after testnet validation. Previously earned points, historical totals and existing cosmetics are unchanged. Passport wording now describes referral history without promising new points. Ordinary sign-in, non-referral quests, RPC settings, dual-provider checks and formal roadmap phases are unchanged.
Roadmap delivery status
ImprovedThe roadmap now separates published 2D and optional 3D City discovery, full-screen controls and collection guides from validation still in progress and decisions still required. Counts describe dated release snapshots, not live coverage or a completion percentage. Formal phases, the Season 0 decision record and Gate A remain unchanged. This update does not launch a mint or enable Building NFTs, rights or rewards. Existing 2D artwork, RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
Published changes
Full-screen 3D exploration
ImprovedEntering an available 3D City explorer opens a screen-filling view and requests browser full-screen mode where supported. Press Escape, leave browser full-screen mode or choose Return to 2D to end the 3D session and restore the unchanged 2D view. Touch controls keep a visible exit. If native full-screen mode is unavailable, the screen-filling view remains usable. City content, visitor privacy, ownership, RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
More 3D cities and collection guides
AddedOptional fictional 3D exploration now extends to 31 Cities on the public site after the testnet preview, covering all 28 Cities with published Embassies at this release snapshot. Each district has walkable Embassy, NFT gallery and Drops spaces and uses only its own current public discovery content. Missing publications or media stay clearly empty; a 3D building is not evidence of a live Embassy.
ImprovedFiner brick and stucco surfaces, roof details, window screens and garden details make the districts richer without replacing the 342 existing 2D City illustrations. New districts do not connect visitors; Istanbul retains its separate opt-in visitor session. Physical-device performance, thermal and network testing, and multi-city visitor acceptance remain separate. Exploration does not record Passport visits, verify eligibility or change ownership.
AddedEpoch Sparks and Mintrolets now include story and trait guides. Mintrolets metadata and Genesis story pairings remain draft; Historical Rank in Epoch Sparks is curatorial, not a rarity score or market value. Both pages remain Minting soon. This release does not launch a mint, activate gameplay or create rights or rewards. RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
Kyoto and Marrakesh 3D city prototypes
AddedKyoto and Marrakesh join the optional fictional 3D city preview on the public site after their testnet preview, with Kyoto’s timber lanes and courtyards, Marrakesh’s warm plaster passages and walkable Embassy, NFT gallery and Drops interiors in both cities. Each city uses only its own current public discovery content; missing publications remain clearly empty. Existing 2D City artwork is unchanged.
ImprovedShared scene loading and cleanup retain keyboard and touch controls, paged public exhibits and honest empty states. Kyoto and Marrakesh stay private: no visitor connection is opened. This release promotes the tested prototypes to the public site; the product remains in beta. City art, physical-device performance and multi-city presence acceptance remain separate. Exploration does not record Passport visits, verify eligibility, change ownership or create rights or rewards. RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
Published changes
Amsterdam and the shared 3D city engine
AddedAmsterdam’s optional fictional 3D canal quarter joins Istanbul on the public site after its testnet preview, with its own brick architecture, flat bridge and walkable Embassy, NFT gallery and Drops interiors. Both cities use a shared engine and only their current public discovery content; missing publications remain empty. This release covers Istanbul and Amsterdam only, not a rollout to other Cities. Existing 2D City artwork is unchanged.
ImprovedReduced repeated geometry submissions in the city, gallery frames and temporary visitor figures without removing artwork, labels or avatar parts. Amsterdam stays private: no visitor connection is opened there. Istanbul keeps its existing separate, opt-in visitor session. Exploration does not record Passport visits, verify eligibility, change ownership or create rights or rewards. RPC settings and dual-provider checks are unchanged.
Public exhibits and optional visitors in Istanbul
AddedIstanbul’s optional 3D district now includes walkable Embassy and Drops interiors. Browse paged artwork previews from the current published gallery and read public Embassy and Drop information with source, chain and caution labels. Existing 2D City artwork is unchanged; unavailable media stays clearly marked.
AddedVisitor visibility is optional, off by default and chosen separately for each session. Only an anonymous temporary human figure and its current scene position are shared; wallet addresses and names are not part of this feature. Leaving stops this session’s visibility. Exploration does not record Passport visits, verify mint eligibility, change ownership or create rights or rewards. Other Cities remain in 2D.
Walk through Istanbul in 3D
AddedIstanbul now offers an optional walkable 3D prototype with warm lighting, textured buildings, a waterfront and a gallery interior. Explore with keyboard or touch controls and return to the unchanged 2D City view at any time. The stylized district is fictional, not a geographic replica. Content uses the existing public City discovery data; exploration does not record Passport visits, change ownership or create rights or rewards. Other Cities remain in 2D.
Published changes
Collection previews and a shared Collections menu
AddedEpoch Sparks and Mintrolets now have dedicated artwork previews marked Minting soon. The Collections menu links Genesis, Epoch Sparks and Mintrolets, with hover, keyboard and touch navigation. These pages do not open a mint or announce a launch date, price or allocation.
Published changes
Nadi completes the City scene collection
ImprovedReviewed illustration coverage now reaches 342 of 342 Cities. The owner explicitly accepted Nadi’s remaining small background figure as a bounded visual exception; no new image was generated. Nadi keeps its own fictional illustration in its complete native frame, separate from its credited hero photograph. Discovery remains existing navigation only: it does not create Passport visits, new rights or rewards. The broader City Builder rights and lifecycle decisions at Gate A remain separate and unapproved.
Published changes
Reviewed City scenes and complete native frames
ImprovedReviewed illustration coverage now reaches 341 of 342 Cities, adding 89 scenes since the previous release. Nadi remains unpublished pending a decision on a remaining visual detail; neutral discovery navigation stays available. Each City keeps its own fictional scene, separate from its credited hero photograph. Desktop and mobile layouts follow each illustration’s exact native proportions to show the complete frame without resizing the source artwork. The accepted known framing exception remains limited to that criterion; other visual checks and the three-attempt limit remain in place. Exploration does not create Passport visits, new rights or rewards.
Expanded illustrated City discovery
ImprovedReviewed original illustrated districts are now available for 252 of 342 Cities, adding 62 scenes since the last published release. The remaining 90 candidates stay unpublished while non-framing visual issues are reviewed or corrected. Known framing deviations were accepted by the owner; other visual checks remain in place. Each City keeps its own fictional scene, separately from the credited hero photograph. The map preserves the complete native canvas on desktop and mobile. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation without borrowing another City’s scene.
Published changes
Six new locally inspired discovery scenes
ImprovedOriginal illustrated discovery districts are now available for 6 more Cities: Lisbon, Ljubljana, Lobamba, Lomé, Luanda and Lubumbashi. The fictional scenes draw on local architectural and urban context; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 190 of 342 Cities; the remaining 152 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Six more distinctive City discovery scenes
ImprovedOriginal illustrated discovery districts are now available for 6 more Cities: La Paz, Lae, Lagos, Libreville, Lilongwe and Lima. The fictional scenes draw on local architectural and urban context; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 184 of 342 Cities; the remaining 158 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Six new City-inspired discovery scenes
ImprovedOriginal illustrated discovery districts are now available for 6 more Cities: Kolkata, Kraków, Kuala Lumpur, Kumasi, Kuwait City and Kyoto. The fictional scenes draw on local architectural and urban context; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 178 of 342 Cities; the remaining 164 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Six more original City discovery districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated discovery districts are now available for 6 more Cities: Kathmandu, Khartoum, Kigali, Kingston (Jamaica), Kingstown (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) and Kinshasa. The fictional scenes draw on local architectural and urban context; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 172 of 342 Cities; the remaining 170 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Six more locally inspired City districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated discovery districts are now available for 6 more Cities: Johor Bahru, Juba, Kabul, Kampala, Kaohsiung and Karachi. The fictional scenes draw on local architectural and urban context; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 166 of 342 Cities; the remaining 176 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Published changes
Six new architectural City districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated discovery districts are now available for 6 more Cities: Isfahan, Islamabad, Jakarta, Jeddah, Jerusalem and Johannesburg. The fictional scenes draw on local architectural and urban context; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 160 of 342 Cities; the remaining 182 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Six more City-specific illustrated districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated architectural discovery scenes are now available for 6 more Cities: Havana, Helsinki, Ho Chi Minh City, Honiara, Houston and Hyderabad (India). Each fictional district reflects its City’s architecture and geography; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 154 of 342 Cities; the remaining 188 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Twelve more architectural discovery scenes
ImprovedOriginal illustrated architectural discovery scenes are now available for 12 more Cities: Geneva, George Town (Malaysia), Georgetown (Guyana), Gitega, Gothenburg, Guadalajara, Guangzhou, Guatemala City, Guayaquil, Hamburg, Hanoi and Harare. Each fictional district reflects its City’s architecture and geography; credited hero photographs remain separate. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 148 of 342 Cities; the remaining 194 are being prepared in batches. Missing or failed artwork keeps neutral navigation, without substituting a photograph or another City’s scene.
Twelve more locally inspired districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Doha, Douala, Dublin, Durban, Dushanbe, East Jerusalem, Edinburgh, Erbil, Frankfurt, Freetown, Funafuti and Gaborone. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 136 of 342 Cities; the remaining 206 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Coastal and inland City districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Cork, Cotonou, Da Nang, Dakar, Dallas, Damascus, Dar es Salaam, Denver, Dhaka, Dili, Djibouti and Dodoma. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 124 of 342 Cities; the remaining 218 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Twelve more City-inspired districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Chennai, Chiang Mai, Chișinău, Chittagong, Chongqing, Christchurch, Ciudad de la Paz, Cluj-Napoca, Colombo, Conakry, Copenhagen and Córdoba. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 112 of 342 Cities; the remaining 230 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
One hundred original City scenes
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Buenos Aires, Bujumbura, Bulawayo, Bursa, Busan, Calgary, Cali, Canberra, Caracas, Casablanca, Castries and Cebu City. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 100 of 342 Cities; the remaining 242 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Published changes
Twelve new architectural City scenes
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Bloemfontein, Bogotá, Boston, Brasília, Bratislava, Brazzaville, Bridgetown, Brisbane, Brno, Brussels, Bucharest and Budapest. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 88 of 342 Cities; the remaining 254 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Twelve more original City districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Beijing, Beira, Beirut, Belgrade, Belmopan, Belo Horizonte, Bengaluru, Benghazi, Bergen, Bern, Bishkek and Bissau. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 76 of 342 Cities; the remaining 266 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Twelve distinct City districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Auckland, Baghdad, Baku, Bamako, Bandar Seri Begawan, Bandung, Bangkok, Bangui, Banjul, Barcelona, Basra and Basseterre. Each original scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separately from the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 64 of 342 Cities; the remaining 278 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Twelve more City identities
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Andorra la Vella, Antalya, Antananarivo, Antwerp, Apia, Arequipa, Ashgabat, Asmara, Astana, Asunción, Athens and Atlanta. Their architecture and geography shape each original scene, independently of the hero photograph. Reviewed illustration coverage is now 52 of 342 Cities; the remaining 290 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts are not geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
More original City districts
ImprovedOriginal illustrated districts are now available for 12 more Cities: Aarhus, Abidjan, Abu Dhabi, Abuja, Accra, Addis Ababa, Adelaide, Alexandria, Algiers, Almaty, Amman and Amsterdam. Each scene reflects its City’s architecture and geography, separate from the hero photograph. This brings reviewed illustration coverage to 40 of 342 Cities; the remaining 302 are being prepared in batches. Missing artwork keeps neutral navigation, never a photograph or another City’s scene. These fictional districts do not represent geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility, City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Original illustrated City districts
ImprovedExplore the city now uses original illustrated districts tailored to each City’s architecture and geography, separate from the hero photograph. The first batch covers all 28 currently published-Embassy Cities, including 26 new scenes alongside Istanbul and Ankara. The remaining catalog is being illustrated in batches. Missing or failed artwork never substitutes a photograph or another City’s scene; navigation stays available. These fictional scenes do not represent geographic parcels or building NFTs and do not change Passport visits, rewards, eligibility or City Builder rights.
Focus stays with City content
FixedWhen a focused Drop link or gallery action disappears during a refresh in the same City place, keyboard focus now stays in the existing content area so you can continue navigating. It is not pulled back after you move elsewhere, blur the control, choose another place or change City. This read-only change does not record Passport visits, verify eligibility, create rewards or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Safer residency display
FixedAn unsupported time zone in a City residency response now shows a retryable schedule warning instead of replacing the whole City page. Previously readable residencies, published Embassy content and independent Drops stay available; a later valid response can recover through Try again. Other Cities and outdated responses do not affect the current schedule. This read-only correction does not record Passport visits, verify eligibility, create rewards or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
More resilient City discovery
FixedCity now rejects malformed native stage schedules before rendering, keeping published Embassy stories and independent Drops available with a source-unavailable warning. When already-loaded residency rows expire, choosing Load more rechecks an overlapping schedule page so later current rows are not skipped in that known expiry case. This does not guarantee a stable snapshot for unseen cancellations or approvals, record a Passport visit, verify eligibility, create a reward or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
City-specific discovery scenes
ImprovedExplore the city now follows each City’s own visual identity. Istanbul keeps its Bosphorus-inspired illustration, Ankara has a separate inland capital-city scene, and other Cities use their own credited local landmark photography. Missing or failed imagery never substitutes another City’s scene; discovery controls remain available. These visuals are navigation, not geographic building locations, owned NFTs or proof of wallet eligibility. Passport visits, rewards, City Builder rights and roadmap gates are unchanged.
Safer World Embassy links
FixedChanging the selected City in World now clears the previous Embassy link confirmation and pending lookup. A delayed response cannot reopen an old destination, show an obsolete error or clear a newer lookup’s loading state, even after returning to the same City. Opening a current link still requires an explicit click. This does not record a Passport visit, verify a destination or mint eligibility, create a reward or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Safer City Embassy history
FixedMalformed Embassy history responses no longer interrupt the City page. Valid Embassy stories, the exploration scene and independent public Drops remain available when this optional history read fails. Valid published history remains unchanged. This is a read-only response check; it does not record a Passport visit, verify mint eligibility, create a reward or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Daily release notes & footer version
ImprovedPublished changes are now grouped by calendar date, with one date heading for all updates from the same day. Change titles no longer repeat product version numbers, and the footer version is aligned to the right. Earlier dates remain available in the release archive.
Clearer active City content
FixedThe City scene now follows the current City status when showing active Embassy and gallery destinations. Archived and not-yet-live Cities do not show imported discoveries as current Drops; the existing explicit production Embassy preview on testnet is preserved without activating its imported feed. Historical Embassy stories and galleries, and independently public Drops, remain available. This does not verify mint eligibility, record a Passport visit, create a reward or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Steadier keyboard navigation in Cities
FixedThe City scene and full Embassy view now keep focus on their existing content area when a focused Embassy retry button is activated. Loading and retry responses do not pull focus back after you move elsewhere. Retrying performs the existing public read only; it does not record a Passport visit, verify eligibility, create a reward or change City Builder rights or roadmap gates.
Consistent City galleries & reports
FixedThe full City gallery and its illustrated preview now use the same NFT identity rules, showing repeated references only once. Historical Embassy galleries remain readable. This does not verify ownership or exhibition rights.
FixedRechecking Embassy details closes the City report form. Recovered content cannot reopen it automatically; reporting again requires a fresh click and targets the current Embassy. Already submitted reports keep their original target and are not cancelled. City Builder rights and roadmap gates are unchanged.
Safer City Embassy links
FixedCity Embassy links now discard an earlier lookup or confirmation when Embassy details are rechecked. A delayed response cannot replace the current confirmation, clear a newer request’s loading state, or show an obsolete error. After successful recovery, opening a link requires a new explicit click and uses the current publication version. This does not record a Passport visit, verify the destination, or change City Builder rights.
Safer SeaDrop scan progress
FixedSeaDrop discovery now reuses a verified smaller scan range within a poll instead of retrying a larger range each time. While finalized blocks remain pending, an ordinary scan that would move its checkpoint backward or leave it unchanged is rejected; caught-up overlap checks and genuine reorg replay are preserved. This does not guarantee catch-up or mean a backlog is complete. RPC endpoints and request budgets stay the same. It does not verify eligibility, create a right or reward, or advance Gate A, which remains open.
Stricter on-chain response checks
FixedOn-chain observations now treat an RPC response as matching only when its returned response identifier is valid for the request. Valid responses and the existing genuine historical fallback remain available; invalid identifiers cannot be treated as matched chain evidence. RPC endpoints are unchanged. This does not verify provider reliability, wallet eligibility, or finality, create a new reward or right, or advance Gate A, which remains pending.
Published changes
Clearer City Drop availability
FixedA City’s Current Drops shelf no longer treats unavailable sources as an empty catalog. Loading and source errors remain distinct; the existing retry can recover without reloading published Embassy details. “No current Drops” appears only when the relevant reads have completed without errors and no current listings are available. Mint eligibility and City Builder rights are unchanged.
Closed Drops stay out of City discovery
FixedWhen a reviewed Drop ends or is minted out, an imported duplicate no longer reappears as a timing-unconfirmed discovery in the City’s Current Drops. The existing duplicate rule now remains consistent with the City preview after timing or catalog updates. Separate discoveries with unknown timing remain visible and clearly labelled. This does not verify wallet eligibility or enable City Builder rights.
Consistent City timing & safer Embassy reads
FixedThe City preview and Current Drops now share schedule rules and hide ended or minted-out Drops. Known timing refreshes every 30 seconds, on focus and when the page becomes visible, without extra source reads or resetting the selected City place. Wrong-city or malformed public Embassy responses are rejected before story, gallery, actions or history appear; retry can recover. This does not enable City Builder rights or verify mint eligibility.
City residency navigation
ImprovedThe City gallery inspector now opens the existing collection residency schedule directly. Approved residency dates, pagination and unavailable states remain in the existing schedule; this is navigation, not a new event venue, building NFT or reward.
Explore City places
AddedAn illustrated City map opens three places: Embassy, NFT gallery, and Drops plaza. Explore published Embassy details, selected gallery references, and current Drop discoveries where content is available.
ImprovedChoosing a place is local exploration. It does not record a Passport stamp, award a reward, mint a building NFT, or establish ownership or exhibition rights.
ImprovedThe roadmap shows Phase 02 specification preparation and Phase 03 City experience work alongside the public Phase 01 evidence review. Gate A remains open; parallel work does not complete Phase 01 or authorize a protocol pilot.
Recent Drops, Passport & roadmap updates
ImprovedThe Drops catalog brings supported third-party listings, OpenSea discoveries, and available on-chain SeaDrop observations together. Imported and on-chain listings remain unverified; check the official project and contract before signing.
ImprovedWhere data is available, live listings show mint progress. Rarity tiers appear only if a source reports them; they are not inferred from chain observations. Expanded mint stages and CCFF00 token gates do not prove wallet eligibility.
ImprovedOpenSea artwork and collection details for on-chain discoveries appear only after a contract-address match. Without matching metadata, the catalog keeps the on-chain contract identity and does not invent artwork.
ImprovedPassport helps connected members find published Embassies missing from confirmed visit history and keeps historical City stamps in the total when a City leaves the current directory. Failed visit reads are never labelled unvisited.
FixedSeason 0 participation counts no longer include trusted events dated after the report time. Recent activity still covers the reported 28 UTC calendar days; the roadmap phase is unchanged.
ImprovedCity Builder remains a priority in discovery, not a live City Registry, building NFT, global token, or new reward programme. The roadmap does not advance automatically without a public Phase 01 decision.
Published changes
Clearer roadmap decision status
FixedWhen no public Phase 01 decision is published, the roadmap now shows the localized explanation that evidence gathering continues and City Builder does not start automatically.
Passport history stays visible
FixedConfirmed city stamps remain in the Passport total when a previously visited City is no longer in the current directory.
ImprovedHistorical stamps for unavailable Cities are shown separately without a broken City link; progress through currently live Embassies remains distinct.
Published changes
Find Embassies you have not visited
AddedConnected Passport members can find published, visitable Embassies missing from their confirmed visit history.
AddedThe public Embassy directory now has an optional unvisited-only filter for connected members. Its full directory remains available to everyone.
ImprovedUnknown visits are never treated as unvisited while a wallet is changing, a visit check is loading, or the service is unavailable. Testnet previews of production Embassies are excluded from the filtered results.
Published changes
Genesis staking, Spin & collection discovery
ShippedOpened Genesis NFT staking on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Each NFT has its own 30-day reward period; members can claim eligible ETH rewards, turn off future auto-staking, and withdraw NFTs under the pool’s on-chain rules. The V7 contract has not had an independent security audit.
ShippedOpened Genesis Spin with real mainnet Genesis NFTs as prizes. Tickets use 1 USDG or a quoted ETH amount of about USD 1; payments are credited only after on-chain verification, and prize NFTs are transferred manually.
AddedAdded a Genesis collection guide with an OpenSea buying link, selected rare NFT artwork, and the versioned rarity index for all 4,444 tokens.
ImprovedShow staked NFTs together in a selectable image gallery. Choosing one reveals its position and available actions; each new stake transaction is limited to five NFTs.
AddedAdded pool-owner controls to fund the recognized ETH reward budget, update future staking terms, and withdraw only verified surplus. Changes to terms do not rewrite periods already in progress.
ImprovedPut Spin ticket quantity and USDG/ETH payment choice in a review dialog, with clearer prize imagery and purchase feedback.
FixedExpired or abandoned ticket quotes no longer block another purchase indefinitely. If a submitted payment remains unconfirmed five minutes after quote expiry, it moves to review rather than being falsely marked failed.
FixedRestore wallet connections after refresh and in new tabs, and guide mobile MetaMask and Rabby users through switching to Robinhood Chain when needed.
ImprovedExpanded live Drop discovery and kept testnet Genesis experiments separate from mainnet staking and Spin.
ShippedExplore a public directory of live Embassies with their names, short manifestos, and city links. Draft and unpublished Embassies stay private.
AddedShow recently observed OpenSea Drops across live Embassies with an official OpenSea link, source imagery, and clearly marked third-party price and schedule data. Placement is editorial, not a verified geographic origin.
AddedGive Genesis holders a private current-holder status and existing Atlas Points balance. Holding Genesis does not yet award new points or promise a financial return.
ImprovedPrepare ADMIN-only, wallet-owned ETH/NFT staking terms and a separately confirmed testnet setup. Mainnet staking, NFT deposits, and rewards remain closed pending independent audit and testnet acceptance.
FixedBind wallet sessions to the network actually signed, so changing networks cannot silently relabel an older session.
Published changes
Phase 01 evidence review & accountable next steps
AddedAdded a reviewable Phase 01 decision record and public evidence surface. It keeps evidence gathering, a recorded decision, and any approved public summary distinct; it never advances the roadmap automatically.
ImprovedReport current Season 0 controls from the service rather than static page copy, and show an honest unavailable state while a live readout cannot be verified.
FixedHardened the Season 0 audit trail so the controls and review records used for Phase 01 assessment remain testable and reviewable.
AddedAdded a public research-closure surface for approved aggregate findings while keeping voluntary written feedback private.
ShippedRecorded the cities claimed after September 14: Paris, Chengdu, Mexico City, Marseille, Los Angeles, Sydney, Kuwait City, Buenos Aires, and Hanoi. Santo Domingo, Mombasa, and Miami also joined through approved Embassy applications. This is a Phase 01 record, not a phase transition.
Published changes
Genesis minted out, a bigger World & smoother wallet claims
ShippedMarked Mintropolis Genesis as minted out, closed remaining mint and allowlist paths, and preserved its collection record for reference.
AddedExpanded the World from 32 to 342 cities with real city photography and photo credits, and added an invitation to join the Mintropolis group chat on X.
AddedEligible holders can claim an unclaimed Embassy with either 5 Cosmic Meta NFTs on Ethereum or 5 Mintropolis Genesis NFTs on Robinhood Chain; reserved cities now guide their assigned wallet straight into claim.
ShippedSince September 14, nine cities have been claimed by verified holders: Paris, Chengdu, Mexico City, Marseille, Los Angeles, Sydney, Kuwait City, Buenos Aires, and Hanoi. Santo Domingo, Mombasa, and Miami have also joined through approved Embassy applications.
ImprovedExpanded the Phase 01 record with private Passport route history, optional product research feedback, integrity-review records, and transparent Season 0 aggregates on the roadmap.
FixedRemoved duplicate residency collection choices, made city-photo credits deploy safely, kept World search focused, and fixed matching mobile wallet sign-ins and Robinhood wallet NFT discovery.
Published changes
Foundation status & safer mint setup
ShippedIntroduced Phase 01 foundation records: private Passport history, audit-ready Season 0 measurement, and an evidence-gated Genesis recognition check.
AddedPublished a compact Phase 01 status on the roadmap, separating available foundations from recognition that still needs verified evidence.
ImprovedSimplified Mint stage editing into clear stage cards and one focused settings dialog, including duration controls.
FixedKept stage changes scoped to the stage being edited, and fixed delivery validation so member emails with multi-line content can be sent.
Published changes
Account verification & safer connections
ShippedAdded a private, verified email contact and clear choices for important Mintropolis updates.
AddedAdded branded account emails with a Mintropolis banner and one-use verification links.
FixedMade social connection recovery clearer while keeping provider credentials and raw technical errors out of the member experience.