Invisible Friends The Walk Mint Opens on OpenSea With About 1,753 Early Tokens
By Crypto Wire
October 28, 2026
Invisible Friends’ The Walk open edition is live. The 24-hour Ethereum mint on OpenSea’s verified Invisible Friends Editions collection opened at 12:00 p.m. ET Wednesday, October 28, and an early OpenSea collection print this morning showed about 1,753 minted tokens across roughly 192 owners with about $8,888 of collection volume — a live mint-open fact that updates Tuesday’s burn-and-custody chapter and the Tuesday mint-preview chapter. Public buyers pay about $5 in ETH with no wallet limit and no supply cap during the window; the sale closes at noon ET Thursday, October 29.
Project FAQ copy on the Editions page still says secondary trading stays frozen for the full Sale Window so the mint price stays flat, then opens the moment the window ends. Treat the early owner and volume figures as OpenSea’s live collection dashboard — not a claim that transfers are already free-floating on the secondary. FloorFeed’s drop page also flagged the collection as minting now at about 0.002 ETH, matching the dollar sticker once ETH moves. Final supply is whatever prints in the 24 hours plus the holder airdrop; Invisible Friends says it will post that number after the mint ends.
Legacy holders still do not need to mint for the free allocation. One Walk is owed per Invisible Friend held at the Monday, October 26, 10:00 a.m. ET snapshot, with the airdrop framed as arriving during or after the mint depending on which FAQ line you read. Holders can still buy additional Walks in the public window if they want more burn inventory. The desk’s prior chapter already flagged that 3D and Kith holders are out of the free airdrop — original Friends only.
The burn clock is the next hard venue beat inside the same window. Project posts summarized ahead of open said the first burn opportunity opens about six hours into the mint — roughly 6:00 p.m. ET Wednesday — at burn.invisiblefriends.io, with each burn announced when it goes live. Reward SKUs and Walk costs for that first window were still unposted at mint open; do not invent a physical redemption table from leftover Physical Collectibles floor chatter until Invisible Friends names the burn receipt.
Marketplace Watch files this as a venue chapter because the actionable tape is on OpenSea: open-edition mint live, early supply printing, trading rules still saying freeze-until-close, and a timed burn portal waiting for its first announced reward. Uncapped supply means mint velocity is a demand signal, not a scarcity clock — watch whether the morning’s roughly 1,753 print accelerates into the afternoon, stalls, or gets overtaken by holder-airdrop delivery once that batch lands.
Keep this separate from Courtyard’s Baseball Heat Week vaulted-pack promo and from FREEDZ’s Thursday typographic PFP mint. Those are different product calendars. The Walk is the live Invisible Friends Editions Sale Window under new ownership after coinbilly’s acquisition, and the collector-relevant clocks today are mint velocity through noon ET Thursday, whether the first burn posts a dated reward before 6:00 p.m. ET, and whether the main Friends contract-migration airdrop still lands inside the previously flagged two-week window.
Practical checklist for wallets: mint only from the verified OpenSea Editions collection or the project’s posted burn portal; assume listed Friends will need a relist after any migration airdrop; and do not treat the early owner count as proof that Walk secondary is already tradeable while the FAQ still says transfers stay frozen. Prefer OpenSea’s live collection page and Invisible Friends’ dated posts over Telegram “claim” mirrors.
Venue watch: Refresh OpenSea’s Invisible Friends Editions supply, owner, and volume prints through the rest of the 24-hour window, and watch whether Invisible Friends posts a dated first-burn reward and Walk cost before or at 6:00 p.m. ET — those two receipts decide if today’s mint is just an open-edition print or the start of a live burn market.
Bottom line: The Walk’s 24-hour OpenSea open edition is live from noon ET October 28, with an early print near 1,753 tokens and secondary still framed as frozen until the window ends Thursday noon ET.
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