
Just A Chair Company presents
Seven nights. Six seals. One fire. Every HexLock box is ready to reveal, and only its holder can do it.
At 12:00 AM Eastern on Tuesday (04:00 UTC, October 20) the cloth burned. Every HexLock box is now sealed and ready to reveal.
It took seven nights, 7.97 million touches and not a single scar.
The match was lit. Nobody admits to it.
The cloth went up in one breath. The chains were already on the floor. The Tenants did not move. The chair did not move. The chair was never the problem.
What is left in the room is 500 boxes, each one sealed, each one waiting for one person.
It is a chair. It was always a chair.
Seven nights, 7,978,211 touches. Every goal met. Every seal broken on time. Not one scar on the cloth.
The last goal was 965,000. The room passed it at 9:10 AM Eastern on Monday (13:10 UTC), and kept going until midnight.
The standings froze 5 minutes before the fire. At the top of the final board:
Every touch, tip, blast and Fire Witness was locked in before anyone could know the randomness.
Nobody did. Not us, not anyone.
Reveal transaction: 0x918a…d241 on Etherscan
The box reveals itself right there on the page: the seals give way, the light comes out, and its name, element and familiar are announced. Then you can play with it and share it.
Know your number already? Go straight to hexlock.straycucks.com/reveal/view?token=YOURNUMBER
On a phone, open hexlock.straycucks.com/find inside your wallet app's browser (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet), not Safari or Chrome. More than one wallet extension on a computer? The page asks which one holds your box: pick it from the list.
Yes. Your art, its Rarity Tier, its Rarity Score and your Aura were all locked at the fire. Revealing does not change them. It only shows them.
See your box's Rarity Rank out of all 500 at hexlock.straycucks.com/rarity. Boxes with the same score share a rank, and the rank never moves.
OpenSea shows its own rank too. It counts a sealed box's hidden traits as missing, so that number moves every time someone else reveals. Ours does not.
Every box rolled for its Aura at the fire and kept its best roll. The more the box was played this week, the more rolls it got:
Each roll: Chair-Touched 0.4%, Blessed 1.6%, Radiant 6%, Glowing 14%, Polished 28%, Dusty 50%.
The rolls used the same public drand randomness as the art, mixed with the box's number, after the standings froze. Nobody could steer them. Your Aura shows on your box, sealed or revealed.
Every HexLock is a puzzle: turn the right faces in the right order and it opens.
Thank you to everyone who touched a box, tipped a jar, fired a blast or sat up past midnight watching a cloth. Seven nights of it.
Now it is your box. Reveal it, or keep it sealed. Either way, it is a chair.