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Mystery access and limits
Seven-day FLIP holding tiers, rolling use limits, and shared pending state.
Coin Mystery Functional PASS with accelerated Testnet window · Mainnet 7-day policy not certified · Formal certification deferredSustained holding, not a momentary balance
twabValue7d = average(wallet FLIP balance × canonical FLIP/USDG price) over 7 days
effectiveHoldingValue = min(currentHoldingValue, twabValue7d)The holding reporter reconstructs finalized FLIP transfers and canonical pool price history. A fresh outbound transfer invalidates an older report for the next game. Receiving FLIP does not inherit another address’s history.
Rolling seven-day tiers
| Tier | Effective FLIP value | Mystery uses in each rolling 7 days |
|---|---|---|
| None | < 10 USDG | 0 |
| Bronze | ≥ 10 and < 50 USDG | 1 |
| Silver | ≥ 50 and < 100 USDG | 2 |
| Gold | ≥ 100 USDG | 3 |
- Each accepted use expires exactly seven days after its own acceptance time; there is no calendar-week reset.
- Coin Mystery and Parity Mystery share the same allowance.
- An address may have only one pending Mystery Ticket across both games.
- Normal win/loss and JIT delay do not restore a use. Protocol timeout refund or defined VOID can restore it.
- This is an address-level capital rule, not proof that one address equals one human.
Access is consumed atomically
The Gateway reserves the next Ticket identity in the shared Access Controller before settlement and risk locks, all inside one transaction. If settlement, Reserve, Bond, Catalog, JIT, or VRF admission fails, the EVM rolls back the access use and every money movement together.