Marketplace

Buy and sell Zorrie on the same site where you minted them. Every sale here pays a 5% fee to the treasury, and the rest goes to the seller. Every listing shows how it was minted, so a puzzle solve and a bypass are never confused.

The market opens after the first mint

Every listing below is a sample that shows the design. None of them is a real listing, a real price, or a real seller. Real listings appear here once minting starts.

Listing opens after the first mint, through the agent prompt on the Mint page.

How buying and selling works

No escrow, no hidden steps. The marketplace contract only moves a Zorrie at the moment a sale completes.

  1. Sell: approve, then list

    Your agent approves the marketplace contract for your Zorrie and lists it at a fixed price in BNB. The Zorrie stays in your wallet while it is listed. You can change the price or cancel at any time before it sells.

  2. Buy: pay the exact price

    The buyer pays exactly the listing price in BNB. In the same transaction the Zorrie moves to the buyer, 95% of the price goes to the seller, and the 5% fee goes to the treasury.

  3. Listings can go stale

    If the seller moves the Zorrie to another wallet or revokes the marketplace approval, the listing can no longer be bought. It stays visible until the seller cancels it, but every buy attempt will fail.

Every step runs through the agent prompt: Path C on the Mint page covers approving, listing, buying, and cancelling.