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WardenSeed

World memory

Chronicle

The chronicle presents Wardenseed history as technical epochs: each entry explains state owner, proof surface, operational risk, and why the event matters to a durable economy.

  1. EPOCH 00 · complete

    Genesis pressure field

    inspect proof surface

    The first epoch establishes the simulation basis: resource pools, biome pressure, season cadence, market bands, and chronicle drift. Nothing is settled on-chain yet; the purpose is to prove that the world can compute continuity before it sells ownership.

    Evidence

    World snapshot DTO, USK raw state, public read-only landing snapshot.

    Risk

    If this layer lies, every later settlement surface becomes marketing theater.

  2. EPOCH 01 · complete

    Guest realm and session memory

    inspect proof surface

    Guest sessions create real database users, starter seeds, resource state, and world continuity. This matters because wallet onboarding is optional; the forest must feel persistent before custody becomes relevant.

    Evidence

    Game session cookie, Prisma User/Seed/ResourceState rows, no auto-provision after sign-out.

    Risk

    Guest farming and identity merge bugs can corrupt provenance if wallet ownership is not guarded.

  3. EPOCH 02 · complete

    DNA4 commitment

    inspect proof surface

    The first-tree genomic signature binds player-selected DNA4 to a wallet action. Tree-level genetics must remain immutable after planting; account-level DNA cannot overwrite a tree's historical genetic code.

    Evidence

    Tree.playerDna4, Tree.dnaHex, genomic commit nonce scope, wallet verification.

    Risk

    If merge flows overwrite genetics, collectors lose trust in lineage and provenance.

  4. EPOCH 03 · active

    Seed drop ignition

    inspect proof surface

    Seed NFTs introduce capped ERC-721 ownership, Dutch pricing, pressure-aware demand updates, royalty routing, and entry-layer scarcity. The simulation remains off-chain while ownership settles on Base.

    Evidence

    SeedNFT max supply, currentPrice, market pressure snapshots, SeedNftMint mirror rows.

    Risk

    Fake scarcity or fabricated pressure would damage trust faster than slow launch velocity.

  5. EPOCH 04 · active

    SEEDOS settlement batch

    inspect proof surface

    SEEDOS ledger entries are compressed into deterministic settlement batches. Each batch carries cap state, anchor hash, UEI hash, indexer hash, action IDs, and total emission before Base minting is attempted.

    Evidence

    WardSettlementBatch, WardSettlementLineItem, rootHash, capStateHash, processedBatch.

    Risk

    Duplicate minting, cap overflow, or treasury ambiguity are critical failures.

  6. EPOCH 05 · active

    L1 anchor notarization

    inspect proof surface

    Ethereum L1 receives sparse raw roots as notarized checkpoints. Anchors prove the existence of historical raw state; they do not become the gameplay engine and they do not override the database ledger.

    Evidence

    WardenseedAnchor records, batch root mapping, AnchorCommitted event.

    Risk

    Permissionless or spammed anchors confuse legitimacy unless official submitters are role-gated.

  7. EPOCH 06 · research

    Governance hardening

    inspect proof surface

    Governance evolves from a display/tally surface into bounded coordination. Snapshot weights, timelock execution, role matrix, and forbidden controls prevent governance from becoming an arbitrary mint or treasury-drain vector.

    Evidence

    WARDGovernor snapshotWeight, TimelockController, TreasuryGovernor, role matrix docs.

    Risk

    Unchecked voting weight or instant execution creates protocol-capture risk.