Moku Delivers Pupkins Gen 0 Boxes as OpenSea Floor Prints Near 0.16 ETH
By Crypto Wire
November 4, 2026
Moku said sealed Pupkins Gen 0 boxes have been delivered to the wallets that held winning tickets, with secondary trading open on portal.pupkins.gg and OpenSea. The studio’s Pacific-afternoon posts also said half of marketplace trading fees will buy SCHIFFY, with a later announcement still ahead for SCHIFFY claims. OpenSea’s Pupkins Gen 0 Box collection panel showed supply 2,000, about 228 unique owners (~11.4%), roughly 11 listings (<1%), a floor near 0.16 ETH (~$387), a top offer near $121, about $457 in twenty-four-hour volume, and a 5% creator fee. The Pupkins portal tape at the same window printed a cheapest ask near 0.143 ETH (~$346), about 24 listings (~1.2%), the same ~228 owners, and about $1,234 day volume. That is the delivery chapter after the sealed-auction settle (15809) and raffle close (15477) — not a Pawffle mint-end reprint and not a calendar-only shop-close claim without wallet delivery.
Product math stays sealed until reveal. Moku’s follow-up said each Gen 0 box holds two Gen 0 Pupkins, each with pure traits for one of six classes, and framed Gen 0 pups as earning royalties from descendants. Boxes remain sealed until the scheduled reveal window around noon EST November 13 per the official terms. Official terms also warned that a calendar stamp alone is not delivery — a box counts only once it is in a wallet — which is why today’s studio delivery post plus live OpenSea / portal books are the hard receipts. Do not invent on-chain open or Schiffy-claim clears that have not posted.
Path into the book was already logged. The raffle closed at 21,745 tickets with about 32.96% of SCHIFFY locked (~$1.23M at the then ~$3.7M mcap print), and the Second Chance sealed auction cleared 20 boxes for 7 winners at 4 tickets each. Total Gen 0 box supply on OpenSea now reads 2,000 — matching the long-running 1,800 raffle / 200 partnership-treasury frame from earlier chapters. SCHIFFY claim instructions in Moku’s post point winners back to the mint site later, with tokens returning to the original ticket wallets; treat that as pending until the claim window posts.
Day-one secondary after delivery is live and still thin in dollars. OpenSea’s ~0.16 ETH / ~$457 day print beside the portal’s ~0.143 ETH cheapest ask and ~$1.2K day volume is an opening sealed-box book, not a deep secondary. Owner share near 11% with listed share near 1% on OpenSea is the cleaner liquidity read than any single fill. Prefer the live OpenSea overview and portal ask board for the 2,000 / 228 / floor snapshot; venue floors can diverge while listings settle after delivery.
Phygital and sealed-box risks are plain. Boxes stay unopenable until the November 13 reveal window, so today’s tape prices sealed inventory only. SCHIFFY fee-buy and claim language is studio framing until claims open on the mint site. Portal and OpenSea floors can print different asks in the first hours after delivery. Do not confuse this Robinhood Chain sealed-box delivery with Pawffle’s Ethereum NFC mint end, Courtyard’s vaulted-card volume lead, or free PFP sellouts from the same Los Angeles day.
Custody check: Watch whether OpenSea’s floor holds near/above ~0.14–0.16 ETH as listed share moves, whether mint.pupkins.gg posts a dated SCHIFFY claim / withdrawal clear, and whether the November 13 reveal opens without a delivery dispute — those are the next custody and redemption signals after wallet delivery.
Bottom line: Moku says Pupkins Gen 0 sealed boxes are now in winner wallets and tradeable, with OpenSea floor near 0.16 ETH on a 2,000-box book and reveal still set for November 13.
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