Cloaked Entities Completes OpenSea Reveal Ahead of Tomorrow’s First Village
By Crypto Wire
October 31, 2026
Cloaked Entities says its OpenSea artwork reveal is now complete on Robinhood Chain, after a same-day delay while metadata files finished uploading, with the project’s first Village still flagged to open tomorrow for holders. The 3,333-supply collection minted out on October 30 at a $1 ticket across GTD, FCFS, and public stages; OpenSea now shows a sold-out board, a secondary floor near 0.0033–0.0036 ETH (about $8.11 on the overview print, ~+54% on the one-day floor change), roughly $3.1K of 24-hour volume, about $11.2K total volume, ~1,224 unique owners, and ~329 listings (~10% of supply). That Culture & Lore beat — reveal receipt plus a dated village handoff — is the unused Orange County pick; prefer the official site, the project’s reveal posts, and the live OpenSea collection over social claims that Village access or token activation is already live today.
Mint mechanics that already closed. OpenSea’s schedule lists a free Team allowlist (limit 333 per wallet), then GTD at $1 (limit 1), FCFS at $1 (limit 2), and a Public stage at $1 (limit 5), all marked Ended with “all items minted.” The project site timestamps those phases on October 30 at 16:00, 17:00, and 18:00 UTC for GTD, FCFS, and public. Partner GTD/FCFS lists published on the site include full WIF Outlaws wallets, Suited Apes Society slices, Ink Cult, CCFF00 Squares and Circles, ApeHood, and Pulse Cities — useful scarcity context for who got in at mint, not a claim those lists still mint. Contract address on Robinhood Chain is published as 0xbec2a7ce…e8c0c9.
Reveal day did not land on the first posted clock. The team had aimed for about 24 hours after mint-out (including a 5:00 p.m. UTC target), then publicly said OpenSea uploads were running long before posting REVEAL COMPLETE, apologizing for the delay and saying it had acquired 10 Cloaked Entities to distribute to people who helped during the wait. Treat that helper drop as a team allocation note, not a new public mint. Secondary tape into the reveal window is thin but active: overview sales walk mid-single-digit to low-teen dollar prints after a $1 mint, which is the lore desk’s tell that cloaked PFPs are being priced as identity tickets ahead of Village day rather than as a deep ETH blue-chip book.
What “Village” means on the project’s own copy is still gated. Milestone 03 is “The first Village opens its gates,” dated TBA on the site even while X posts say holders can explore it tomorrow — use the social date as the near-term calendar and keep activation, token launch, and treasury payouts labeled pending. The site’s loop still runs mint → community → activate with a RobinWifHat ecosystem token → enter Village → shape what comes next. Activation is described as spending that still-unnamed token to move an Entity from dormant to active and register for Treasury payouts; a sold or transferred Entity goes dormant until the new owner reactivates. Monthly memecoin launches, treasury sweeps of high-opportunity crypto assets, and 50/50 creator-fee splits between activated Entities and the treasury remain product roadmap language, not live payout receipts.
What this piece will not invent: a live Village URL with verified holder login, a token ticker or CA for the RobinWifHat launch, a dated activation price, or a claim that treasury sweeps have already paid activated wallets. Adjacent Halloween mint calendars, Mining Systems’ post-mint farming clock, and Binance’s November 1 withdrawal target stay labeled. Prefer OpenSea’s ended-stage board, the cloakedentities.world milestone list, and the project’s reveal-complete post over recycled “Village is live” slogans that skip the activation token gate.
Lore thread: Watch whether tomorrow’s Village open ships a public holder entry path, whether secondary floor holds the post-reveal pop above the $1 mint, and whether the next named beat is a RobinWifHat token date or a documented activation sink before any treasury-payout claims.
Bottom line: Cloaked Entities posts reveal complete for its sold-out 3,333 Robinhood Chain set after an OpenSea upload delay, with secondary near ~$8 and the first Village still dated for tomorrow — activation and token rails remain pending.
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