Invisible Friends Opens The Baller Burn at Two Walks for One Baller

By Crypto Wire
October 29, 2026

Invisible Friends opened the second Walk burn this Orange County morning: The Baller is live at burn.invisiblefriends.io, priced at 2 Walks for 1 Baller, with no cap and a stated window through 9:00 a.m. ET tomorrow. The project’s verified channel posted the cost and reward in plain words — clearing the held “reward/cost TBA” clock after the first burn sold out at 5 Walks for an 8-inch figure (30 available, U.S. only). Prefer that dated Baller post and the burn site over social screenshots that still treat the second burn as undefined.

The same channel wrapped the 24-hour OpenSea mint that closed at noon ET: about 20,573 Walks printed in total, with roughly 15,464 minted through the open edition and about 5,109 airdropped to holders — plus some extras the project attributed to a team vault and stream winners. Secondary trading is open on the verified Invisible Friends Editions collection. A fresh OpenSea check showed about 19,344 remaining supply, roughly 5,098 owners, a floor near 0.002399 ETH (~$5.63 at ~$2,345 ether), and about 21.75 ETH of one-day volume — a live post-mint book after trading stayed frozen during the mint so the $5 ticket held.

Burn math is already on the tape. Invisible Friends said about 1,732 Walks have been burned so far — 150 for the sold-out figure redeem (30 × 5) and 1,582 for about 791 Ballers at the 2:1 rate — leaving roughly 18,841 Walks. That Baller count is a project print, not an independent OpenSea collection meter; do not invent a separate Baller floor or a finished burn total before the 9:00 a.m. ET Friday cutoff. The project also said The Baller “might come back into play later,” so treat today’s window as the verified live offer, not a one-shot forever claim.

Culture desk care stays on the named product beat. The Walk was the first release under coinbilly’s Invisible Friends ownership, and The Baller is the first uncapped digital redeem after the limited physical figure burn — a lore fork from leftover collectibles into a new edition collectors can mint only by destroying Walks. Attribute the 2-for-1 cost, the no-cap line, and the Friday morning close to the project’s Baller post; attribute the mint and airdrop split to the same day’s wrap. Do not invent Baller utility beyond what the project has posted.

OpenSea secondary now prices Walks beside the burn sink. A floor near 0.002399 ETH sits close to the original $5 mint mark in dollar terms, while the Baller redeem permanently cuts Walk supply at 2 per Baller. That is a live trade-off — hold for secondary, burn for Baller, or wait for the next burn the project says is still coming — not a guarantee that Baller secondary will open thicker than Walks. Verify the burn site countdown and the Editions collection before treating any “Baller sold out” claim as settled.



Keep adjacent desks labeled. FREEDZ’s OpenSea mint is in late FCFS with supply already pressing the 8,888 target and a lifted floor — a separate Ethereum PFP beat, not this Invisible Friends Baller print. Digital Humans’ floor break under 0.0015 ETH and Courtyard’s vaulted-card tape remain other Orange County clocks. This chapter only clears the second Walk burn with a verified cost and reward after yesterday’s figure sellout.

Burn windows can flip faster than secondary books. A project print of about 791 Ballers is not a final Friday tally, and the remaining Walk count will keep moving as burns clear. If Invisible Friends posts a Baller secondary collection link, a dated close tally, or the next burn’s cost and reward, that belongs in a follow-on chapter; this update keeps the live 2-for-1 Baller window and the post-mint Walk meters.

Lore thread: Watch whether the Baller burn keeps printing into the 9:00 a.m. ET Friday close — and whether Invisible Friends names the next burn’s reward and cost before that window ends.

Bottom line: Invisible Friends’ second Walk burn is live — 2 Walks for 1 Baller, no cap, through 9:00 a.m. ET Friday — after a ~20,573-Walk mint close and a sold-out first figure redeem, with secondary Walk trading open on OpenSea.

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