Digital Humans Allowlists Go Live on OpenSea After Supply Cut to 5,000

By Crypto Wire
October 27, 2026

Souls.club said Digital Humans allowlists are live on OpenSea, telling wallets not on the list to log in at app.souls.club for verification on a short October 27 cutoff the studio had already flagged for the upload. The free mint runs on Robinhood Chain through OpenSea’s collection page. A live mint board refreshed Tuesday afternoon UTC listed supply at 5,000 (after Souls.club’s surprise cut from 10,000), contract 0xd6889961584a42dc5d8196bd82a4c6d0f2b684c5, and a Vault / TEAM window from 16:00–17:00 UTC at free mint with a 300-per-wallet cap marked live — with about 300 already minted on that board’s print. Attribute the allowlist-live claim to Souls.club’s verified channel and the board’s UTC schedule; this Marketplace chapter does not invent a full public sellout.

Timed tiers still stack after the vault hour. The same board and earlier project copy put GTD Tier I at 17:00–18:00 UTC, Tier II at 18:00–19:00, Tier III at 19:00–20:00, then an allowlist FCFS window from 20:00 UTC October 27 into October 28, with a public Open window the following day. Older Souls.club threads had described Tier I as three mints, Tier II as two, and Tier III as one from those UTC hours — collectors should re-check the live OpenSea drop card for the active stage, per-wallet limits, and whether the vault hour has already rolled into Tier I.

The supply cut is the other new product fact on this drop. Souls.club posted a “Surprise #1” that halved the collection from 10,000 to 5,000, framing every spot as earned under stricter wallet checks. NFT Calendar and prior project posts still carry the original 10,000 hero copy in places — treat the studio’s cut and the live board’s 5,000 figure as the operating supply for today’s mint, and ignore stale 10k banners when approving a free mint.

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Digital Humans are pitched as playable heroes in Souls.club’s browser alpha: build and defend a village, raid neighbors for resources and mines, then later send a hero into dungeons for $SHADOW. Die in a dungeon and the Human burns; weapons and gear stay with the owner, per OpenSea collection copy. Souls.club is the team behind Digital Animals and Digital Insects. Those utility claims are product language until in-game receipts and secondary trading after the timed windows matter more than mint-stage screenshots.

For Marketplace desks watching Robinhood Chain Free mints, the practical checks are (1) whether your wallet appears on the OpenSea allowlist stages Souls.club uploaded after 13:00 UTC, (2) which UTC hour is live on the drop card, and (3) whether minted count moves past the vault print as Tier I opens. Fake “early public” links and DM mint buttons are the expected scam surface on a multi-hour free drop — use only the OpenSea collection and app.souls.club paths the studio names.

Keep this chapter separate from today’s Pupkins Gen 0 raffle open and from RaidLords / Vaultlings Robinhood Chain prints already on the GameFi and Ape shelves. Those were SCHIFFY-ticket and engagement/sellout stories. This primary is the Digital Humans OpenSea allowlist going live, the 5,000 supply cut, and the vault hour minting into the timed tier ladder.

Venue watch: Watch whether OpenSea’s Digital Humans drop card rolls from Vault into Tier I on the 17:00 UTC clock, whether minted supply climbs past the early ~300 vault print, and whether Souls.club posts a dated allowlist or stage correction if any wallet cohort is missing from the live list.

Bottom line: Souls.club put Digital Humans allowlists live on OpenSea after cutting supply to 5,000, with a free Vault window minting into a timed Tier I–III and FCFS ladder on Robinhood Chain — a venue-stage chapter, not a confirmed public sellout.

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