Digital Humans Sells Out All 5,000 Free Mints as OpenSea Secondary Holds Near 0.002 ETH
By Satoshi’s Wire
October 27, 2026
Digital Humans is minted out. OpenSea’s Robinhood Chain collection card now shows a full 5,000 / 5,000 supply with the drop badge flipped to Mint ended — a clean fill of the cut book after the free Tier I–III ladder that this desk tracked from allowlist open through the midday and afternoon surges. That is a hard step past the Tier III chapter, which still had roughly 3,795–3,820 minted, about 2,270+ unique owners, and OpenSea volume in the low $3,000s on a ~0.0018 ETH floor. Attribute the sellout print to the live OpenSea overview; do not invent a project tweet timestamp beyond what the marketplace page shows.
Tape after the fill is the Ape Index job. At the early-afternoon Pacific check, OpenSea printed a floor near 0.0018–0.002 ETH (about $4.20–$4.30 on the venue’s dollar line), roughly $5,080–$5,800 in absolute 24-hour volume, about 350–370 listings (~7% of supply), and around 2,380–2,430 unique owners (~48% of the fixed book). Those are marketplace snapshots, not audited settlement figures — floors and dollar conversions move with ETH and with the last fill. Still, a fully minted 5,000-piece free collection with mid-four-figure early secondary volume and nearly half the book in unique wallets is a cleaner degen metric than another unfinished Robinhood free mint.
Supply math stays simple. Souls.club materials and calendar copy had once framed a 10,000 hero book; the live OpenSea drop cut that to 5,000 before Tier I opened, and that cut book is now full. Free allowlist stages (Tier I three mints, Tier II two, Tier III one on the points/giveaway lane) did most of the distribution work before FCFS and any public window could matter. Contract address commonly matched across prior boards remains 0xd6889961584a42dc5d8196bd82a4c6d0f2b684c5 on Robinhood Chain — collectors should still verify that hash against the project-endorsed OpenSea collection before any secondary buy.
Game claim stays roadmap, not a redemption desk. Souls.club still describes Digital Humans as the main character in the Shadow universe — equip, dungeon runs, village build/defend, mine capture — with a hard burn rule if a Human dies in a dungeon while weapons and gear stay with the owner. That is product framing, not a dated payout receipt this desk can verify on the sellout tape. Today’s new fact is narrower: the mint is full, OpenSea says Mint ended, and the secondary tape is the only live number set that matters for bids.
Compare the sellout print with the Tier III snapshot filed earlier Tuesday. That chapter recorded roughly 3,800 minted, owners clustered near 2,270, volume in the low $3,000s, and a floor already washed from the midday ~0.0029 ETH Tier II print toward ~0.0018 ETH. The sellout card now shows the book complete, owner count still near half of supply, listed share thickened into the mid-300s, and dollar volume a step higher into the mid-$5,000s without a violent floor collapse from the Tier III wash. That pattern fits free-mint secondary churn after a fast allowlist fill — not a wash-free verdict. Watch whether listed share stays near roughly 7% and whether dollar volume holds after the first full Pacific trading day with zero remaining free mints.
Keep Digital Humans separate from other Robinhood Chain free-mint sellouts already on the shelf today — Vaultlings’ 2,965 fill, Ribbit Reefers’ 1,555 fill, and Bot Watchers’ earlier 1,111 chapter. Those were different supplies and product pitches. This UPDATE’s primary is Digital Humans hitting 5,000 / 5,000 with OpenSea’s mint badge closed and a live secondary tape printing mid-four-figure volume after the Tier III surge.
For collectors still hunting Souls.club / Shadow-adjacent Robinhood PFPs, the bid question is secondary durability, not mint access. Watch the next 24-hour volume print, floor stability in ETH terms around the ~0.002 band, and whether Souls.club publishes a dated stage correction or game-economy receipt now that the free mint is closed. A listed share near 7% with ~48% unique owners is not proof of sticky holders — it is just the first post-mint inventory picture after a cut 5,000 book filled in a single Los Angeles afternoon.
Tape watch: Track whether Digital Humans’ OpenSea 24-hour volume holds above the mid-$5,000 sellout print and whether the ETH floor stays near 0.0018–0.002 after the first full day with zero remaining free mints and listed share still clustered near 7%.
Bottom line: Digital Humans minted out all 5,000 Robinhood Chain free mints on OpenSea, with the drop badge on Mint ended and early secondary volume in the mid-$5,000s near a ~0.002 ETH floor.
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