Invisible Friends Opens The Walk First Burn: Five Walks for an 8-Inch Figure, Then Sold Out

By Crypto Wire
October 28, 2026

Invisible Friends opened the first The Walk burn on Wednesday afternoon Pacific, posting that collectors can burn five Walks for an 8-inch Invisible Friend figure shipped to the door. The project’s X account said the window was powered by Manifold, limited to 30 figures, 1 per person, US only, and first come, first served at burn.invisiblefriends.io. Minutes later the same account posted “And… SOLD OUT” with “More coming soon,” and separately said shipping is within the next 1–2 weeks. That dated reward and Walk-cost receipt updates the midmorning mint-velocity chapter that still had the first burn ahead without a published figure or burn price.

The burn economics are simple on the project’s post: 5 Walks in for one physical figure out, with a hard cap of 30 redemptions and a U.S. shipping address collected on the burn page. Prefer that X primary over social paraphrases that invent a dollar MSRP or a non-U.S. ship window — neither was in the burn-open posts checked for this chapter. The “More coming soon” line after sellout is a forward teaser, not a second live SKU with a new Walk cost.

Mint tape kept climbing while the burn clock hit. OpenSea’s Invisible Friends Editions collection showed about 7,243 total supply, about 1,184 owners, and roughly $33,800 in 24-hour volume when checked after the burn-open posts — up from the midmorning print near 2,924 tokens / 416 owners / about $14,700. Treat those as OpenSea dashboard prints through the Sale Window, not as a claim that secondary trading unlocked. The project’s FAQ still frames trading as frozen during the 24-hour mint so the $5 price holds, with secondary opening when the mint closes at about noon ET Thursday.

Keep the airdrop and the second burn on separate clocks. Original Invisible Friends holders still await one free Walk per Friend from the October 26 snapshot, and the project’s FAQ said airdropped Walks can be burned but that the 6:00 p.m. ET first burn opened before that airdrop and was limited. A second burn is still dated for tomorrow morning — unlimited but time-limited — without a published reward in the same posts that priced today’s figure burn.

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For phygital desks, today’s receipt closes the open question that hung over the pre-mint Physical Collectibles chapter: what the first burn actually costs in Walks and what ships. An 8-inch figure for five Walks at a 30-unit U.S. FCFS cap is a thin physical sink relative to an uncapped open edition already past 7,000 minted tokens — which is why the instant sellout and “More coming soon” matter more as inventory signaling than as a market-wide Walk drain. Do not invent a floor move from the burn alone while secondary remains frozen.

Also keep Coinbase’s Wednesday RLUSD listing and Avail’s ShieldTX Hyperliquid launch on their own rails. Neither rewrites Invisible Friends’ Manifold burn portal or the leftover Physical Collectibles inventory story that framed this week’s Walk experiment under new ownership.

Custody check: Watch whether Invisible Friends posts a dated second-burn reward and Walk cost tomorrow morning, and whether any of the 30 sold-out figure redemptions show shipping or fulfillment receipts inside the promised 1–2 week window — if “More coming soon” stays undated while the mint window runs, today’s figure burn will read as a one-shot leftover clear rather than a standing physical claim rail.

Bottom line: Invisible Friends opened The Walk’s first burn on October 28 at 5 Walks for one 8-inch U.S.-only figure (30 available) and posted the window sold out within minutes.

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