Adam Weitsman Puts $100,000 Bounty on First Mudwater 1/1 Pull
By Crypto Wire
October 25, 2026
UPDATE — Bored Ape collector Adam Weitsman put a six-figure chase on Yuga Labs’ phygital Mudwater set, posting on X: “Confirming my $100000 bounty on the first unique 1/1 pulled Mudwater card,” tagging @yugalabs, @BoredApeYC, and @BoredApeGazette. Desk’s prior chapter — Mudwater Keeps BAYC Solana Pack Claims Open Through January 2027 — covered the claim window through January 19, 2027, 00:00 UTC. Today’s unused fact is the confirmed bounty on the first cracked-ice chase pull, not a rehash of that deadline alone. Treat the bounty as a collector offer until a verified pull and settlement receipt post — Weitsman’s post does not itself mint or ship a card.
Mudwater’s official site frames Swamp Origins as one physical-and-digital collection: 120 artworks, foiled and serialized editions, and eight serialized cracked-ice 1/1 grails inside a fixed run of 10,000 boxes / 240,000 packs. BAYC holders can claim 10 packs per ape and MAYC holders 2, with Totems paired to apes for the Ethereum-side claim that delivers Solana pack NFTs. Digital packs can already be ripped onchain; physical ⇄ digital convert, redeem-to-mail, and pack-to-box / box-to-case combine tools remain described on mudwater.bayc.com with convert still marked forthcoming — attribute vault mail and combine as product promises until live UI and shipping receipts appear. Every digital Mudwater trade carries a team-stated 2.5% reflection that buys $APE for holders in proportion to what they hold, plus a separate 2.5% royalty line on the same page.
OpenSea’s Mudwater Packs overview at Sunday desk check showed a floor near $86.06 (about 0.848 SOL), a top offer around $80.02, about $57.9K in 24-hour volume, roughly 470 listings (~2.7%), about 1,616 unique owners (~9.2%), and about 17,496 unique pack items indexed against about $390.7K total volume. Treat those figures as a moving secondary snapshot — floors and offers can reprice within minutes. Bored Ape Gazette reporting around the bounty also cited physical ApeFest boxes changing hands on eBay roughly in the $1,100–$1,700 band; attribute that range to secondary reporting, not to an official Yuga list price.
Phygital cut: a $100,000 chase bounty on the first unique 1/1 is a headline price marker for the rarest physical-backed pulls, not a floor for every Mudwater pack or base card. Community desks have also been tracking early set completion on the digital side — including collectors racing master sets of the 120 artworks in base and foil — while Weitsman and others still talk about ripping sealed physical packs from ApeFest inventory. Those are separate beats from whether any of the eight cracked-ice 1/1s has been publicly pulled and settled under the bounty terms. Fan-run pop trackers have previously noted that the serialized 1/1s were not yet counted as minted onchain; re-check primary mint and marketplace records before calling a chase card found.
For holders still sitting on Totems, the claim path and ape-delegation catches from the prior LN still apply: unclaimed packs travel with the ape, shadow delegation rules matter, and the window still runs to January 19, 2027, 00:00 UTC. The next primary receipts for this bounty thread are a verified first unique 1/1 pull, any public settlement between Weitsman and the puller, whether physical redeem / tokenize actually opens, and whether OpenSea pack floors and 24h volume hold as rippers chase the grail.
Custody check: Watch whether Mudwater’s convert / redeem-to-mail path leaves “coming soon,” whether any of the eight cracked-ice 1/1s posts a verified pull under Weitsman’s $100,000 offer, and re-check OpenSea Mudwater Packs floor, offer, and 24h volume after the next rip wave.
Bottom line: Adam Weitsman confirmed a $100,000 bounty on the first unique Mudwater 1/1 pull while OpenSea Mudwater Packs sat near an $86 floor with about $57.9K in 24-hour volume at desk check — and physical convert remains forthcoming beside claims through January 19, 2027.
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