The Genesis track

Twenty-one puzzles that never move.

Every phase fields three fixed cards from the Genesis address, in a fixed order, against a frozen seed. The engine is deterministic, so the same team in the same order always produces the same match. Repeating a phase without changing anything is useless by construction, and a solution is something anyone can check rather than something we certify.

The opponent

1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa is the coinbase output of block 0, and its 50 BTC have never moved. Satoshi never inscribed there: everything on that address was sent by other people, as tribute, over years, by people who got nothing back. So this is not “Satoshi’s cards”. It is everything the world has given to the address that has never spent a satoshi, and the whole track is you against that.

250
Cards in the pool
35
Used by the track
21
Phases
3 to 5
Collection needed

Act I · The Stone

The elemental cycle

Solvable from 3 inscriptions

Act II · The Moon

Ordering, and reading the enemy's

Solvable from 3 inscriptions

Act III · The Pact

The kit, and the kit taken away

Solvable from 5 inscriptions

How to check a claim without us
  1. 1. Open the phase. It lists the three Genesis inscriptions, the order, the kit and the seed.
  2. 2. Derive each card. Stats are sha256(inscription_id ‖ inscription_number), so the chain decides them and nobody else can.
  3. 3. Run the engine with the claimed team and that seed. It is deterministic: you will get the same match we do, action for action.

A shared solution opens on the phase page and is recomputed there in front of you. It is not looked up in a database, so a link we produced ourselves fails exactly as anyone else’s would if the team does not actually win.