We are excited to announce a new chapter for Emblem. Effective immediately, Emblem Vault is now part of Crosschain Ventures LLC. The initial ownership group of Crosschain Ventures includes Eric Porper, Shannon Code, Adam McBride, and Jake Gallen, with Jake serving as CEO.

Our team will be doubling down on Emblem — advancing Emblem Vault and bringing new Emblem products to market. We hope to build a bigger team and bring on the right partnerships for growth.

We extend our appreciation and gratitude to everyone who has supported Emblem Vault since its inception in 2016. The formation of Crosschain Ventures and bringing Emblem Vault under its umbrella underscores our continued commitment to advancing the multichain industry. The entire Emblem Vault team is committed to solidifying our position as the leading crosschain solution for NFTs and broader token activities within the industry.

Further details will be shared in the near future. We thank you for your continued support and look forward to the next chapter of Emblem Vault.

-Crosschain Ventures LLC

Emblem Vault is proud to announce the launch of Emblem Markets, a chain-agnostic marketplace powered by Emblem Vault. Since its deployment on the Ethereum mainnet in September 2020, Emblem Vault has facilitated over $200 million in trading volume across 70,000 minted vaults, distributed among 17,000 unique owners and growing. Emblem Vault’s crosschain solution houses over $100 million in Total Value Vaulted (TVV), serving as the premier interoperability tool for UTXO-based assets like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Namecoin, Bellscoin, and more, enabling cross-blockchain movement.

Initially created in 2016 by Shannon Code, Emblem Vault was envisioned as a means to trade a crypto wallet, thereby extending asset transferability beyond the bounds of virtual machine integrations. Today, Emblem Vault has introduced a third mechanism — Vaulting — that, alongside Bridging and Wrapping, is poised to lead the industry into a multichain future.

What is Emblem Vault?

Crosschain, multichain, and omnichain are key terms that describe the realm of crypto interoperability. These concepts center on enabling blockchains and their related assets to “exist” on other chains.

1. Bridging (2018): The process of transferring digital assets or data between blockchain networks, enabling interoperability. This typically involves locking assets on one chain while unlocking equivalent assets on another, facilitating seamless cross-chain transactions. Lock & Mint
2. Wrapping (2019): The process of tokenizing an asset from one blockchain on another, creating a “wrapped asset.” This wrapped asset represents the original asset but functions within the ecosystem of a different blockchain, enhancing interoperability and cross-chain functionality. Custody & Mint
3. Vaulting (2020): The process of securely encapsulating a digital asset within a vault, which can then be transferred or traded as a single entity, allowing enhanced cross-chain interoperability and simplifying the management and exchange of assets across different blockchain networks. Encrypt & Mint

Emblem Vault’s innovative approach to tokenizing a crypto wallet enables interaction with both UTXO-based blockchains (Bitcoin, Dogecoin, etc.) and smart contract-based blockchains (Ethereum, Solana, etc.), providing a unique interoperability protocol. This crosschain infrastructure allows Emblem to interact with NFTs seamlessly across blockchains, enabling cross-chain movements with just a few clicks.

Why Emblem Markets?

Emblem Markets’ approach to crosschain infrastructure is “chain-agnostic,” meaning technical decisions are abstracted away from the end user, while also allowing advanced users to customize the vaulting process. These key components differentiate a “native experience” from an “agnostic experience”:

• Listing in a Cryptocurrency
• Purchasing in a Cryptocurrency
• Delivering Digital Assets on a Blockchain

Example 1: User A purchases NodeMonke #6969 for 0.5 BTC using their Xverse Wallet. User B receives 0.5 BTC upon transaction completion. User A receives NodeMonke once the mempool has finalized the transaction.

Example 2: User A purchases Modemonke for 10 ETH using their Metamask. User B receives their 0.5 BTC upon purchase, as chosen for payment currency. User A receives Modemonke on Solana, leveraging Emblem Vault crosschain technology.

Example 1 is a native experience, while Example 2 is a chain-agnostic experience. The former leverages blockchain native tooling, while the latter leverages Emblem Vault crosschain tooling. This vision is what Emblem Markets is building towards.

Components of Emblem Markets

The crosschain digital asset management platform will house all Emblem Collections, Applications, Rewards, and My Vault.

• Collections: Ethereum ERC721 and ERC1155 collections.
• Applications: Protocols, products, and platforms leveraging the Emblem SDK for crosschain projects, including Emblem and user-generated decentralized applications.
• Rewards: 𝐷𝑒𝑡𝑎𝑖𝑙𝑠 [𝑅𝑒𝑑𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑒𝑑]
• My Vault: A hub for vault management and activity across all Emblem Vaults, with social media integrations and personalized features and upgrades.

Homepage

The Emblem Markets homepage will highlight all the latest and trending information across the Emblem Vault ecosystem:

• Recently Vaulted: This section showcases the newest assets that have entered the Emblem Vault ecosystem.
• Trending: Highlighting the collections with the highest 24-hour trading volume, this feature keeps users informed on what’s hot in the market.
• Recent Sales: This displays the most recent vault sales across all blockchains and marketplaces offering Emblem collections.
• Recent Listings: Here, users can find the latest vault listings across all blockchains and marketplaces offering Emblem collections.
• Recent Collections: This section features the newest Emblem collections deployed to Emblem Markets and other marketplaces offering Emblem collections.

Collections

Discover all of the top Emblem collections alongside their time-weighted metrics.

• Collection: The name of the collection.
• Floor Price: The lowest valued listing price.
• Volume: The amount of liquidity flowing in a collection over a weighted time period.
• Volume Change: The percentage change in volume over a weighted time period.
• Vault Volume: The number of vaults minted over a weighted time period.
• Vault Change: The percentage change in vault volume over a weighted time period.
• Total Vaults: The total number of unique vaults in a collection.
• Sales: The number of unique sales over a weighted time period.
• Owners: The total number of unique owners in a collection.

Emblem Markets provides a comprehensive overview of key statistics, helping users identify and track the performance of various Emblem collections, while supporting cross-chain interactions and enhancing the multichain ecosystem.

Collections Page

Dive into each collection and discover what it has to offer. Users can view statistics, purchase a vault, or sell one of their own.

• Sidebar: Sort and categorize the collection by your preferred traits.
• Items: Display all unique vaults in a collection.
• Details: View collection statistics, technical information, and hyperlinks.
• Activity: Monitor all event types for the collection across Emblem Markets and marketplaces listing Emblem collections, including sales, listings, offers, transfers, and mints.

Emblem Markets provides an intuitive platform for users to engage with the vibrant Emblem Vault ecosystem, facilitating seamless cross-chain interactions and enhancing the multichain experience.

Asset Page

Dive into the analytics and details of your favorite assets while aggregating information about vaults across all marketplaces and platforms.

• Eye (Icon Under Image): View the contents inside of the vault.
• Refresh: Top right of the screen. Refresh the metadata associated with the vault.
• Description: Provides information about the collection.
• Details: Displays token and technical information about the vault.
• Listings: Shows all vaults for sale across all marketplaces.
• Offers: Displays bids submitted for a specific vault across all marketplaces.

Emblem Markets empowers users with detailed insights and seamless interactions, enhancing the cross-chain experience and enabling a deeper understanding of their favorite vault assets.

Applications

Emblem Vault is excited to introduce Emblem applications, a chain-agnostic app store where users can access crosschain products created by the Emblem team, independent developers, or third-party applications. All items featured in the Emblem app store have been vetted by Emblem Vault. Developers can leverage the Emblem Software Development Kit (SDK) to build their own multichain protocols.

• Apps by Emblem: These are products created and deployed by the Emblem team, and they are owned, operated, and maintained by Emblem Vault.
• Emblem SDK: This open-source set of APIs, endpoints, and tooling is provided by Emblem Vault for third-party developers. To use the SDK, developers should contact Emblem Vault to receive an API key.
• Apps with Emblem: These are community projects that utilize Emblem Vault’s infrastructure, including explorers, directories, DEXs, marketplaces, DeFi, NFTFi, and other crypto-related products.

Emblem Markets offers a robust platform for exploring and developing crosschain solutions, enhancing interoperability across the crypto ecosystem.

My Vaults

Emblem Vault is pleased to introduce My Vaults, a chain-agnostic profile page that offers a variety of features and integrations. With this platform, users can manage their vault listings across multiple marketplaces, view their multichain activity, and interact with native Emblem Market tooling.

• Items: View all of your vaulted assets across all blockchains.
• Activity: Monitor on-chain vault activity across all marketplaces.

Emblem Markets’ profile page provides a seamless and user-friendly interface for managing assets and activities within the Emblem Vault ecosystem, enhancing the cross-chain experience and facilitating easy interaction with multichain assets.

Coming Soon…

Emblem Vault is proud to announce the launch of Emblem Markets, a chain-agnostic marketplace that offers a robust platform for managing and exploring crosschain assets. Emblem Markets will continue to evolve as Emblem Vault becomes more widely adopted.

Our crosschain solutions, combined with our widely distributed user base, position Emblem as a leading product in the interoperability sector. Stay tuned for an even more expansive experience as we continue to innovate and enhance the platform.

Important Dates to know

• Paused Emblem Vault Legacy Minting: June 21st, 2023
• Migration Date: July 12th, 2023
• Paused trading on NFT Marketplaces and Protocols: July 11th, 2023

Emblem Vault is preparing to undergo its largest project yet, and quite possibly the largest single NFT migration in blockchain history. After months of internal deliberation and preparation, Emblem Vault is ready to migrate the entire Emblem Vault Legacy collection into individual ERC-721 and ERC-1155 Curated Collections.

This endeavor has been a work in progress, both technically and socially, throughout Emblem Vault’s three-year history on Ethereum. The community has expressed their desire for this move, and the team at Emblem is taking all necessary measures to ensure a safe, secure, and seamless migration that will pave the way for the next chapter of a multi-chain future.

Why the migration? Why move away from Emblem Vault Legacy?

The Emblem Vault Legacy contract was initially deployed on September 9th, 2020, and has since experienced a remarkable surge in utility and diverse use cases. Over nearly three years, the collection has expanded to encompass more than 50,000 Total ETH trades and has attracted over 12,000 unique users. This impressive growth has propelled it to become the 41st most traded NFT collection by volume and the 48th largest single contract in terms of NFT ownership within the broader Ethereum ecosystem. The Emblem Vault Legacy collection boasts diverse communities from prominent blockchains such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Namecoin, and many others.

Throughout this rapid ascent, Emblem Vault has witnessed its vaults being utilized in various ways, exceeding even the most anticipated use cases. These include but are not limited to fractionalization, NFT borrowing and lending, metaverse galleries, Twitter-verified profile pictures (PFPs), NFT liquidity pools, protocol startups, and the increasingly popular use-case of on-chain liquidity.

As the community has grown, so has the demand for additional functionality specific to the requesting protocols. This necessitates that Emblem Vault enhances its security measures, introduces new smart contract features, and develops new products. However, given the immutable nature of the Emblem Vault Legacy contract, it has been unable to incorporate these new and upgradable aspects into its framework.

The remarkable growth of Emblem Vault aligns with the rapid expansion of the crypto industry, which has introduced new standards, protocols, and essential infrastructure components that are crucial for any scaling protocol to adopt. Regrettably, due to the immutability of the Emblem Vault Legacy contract, it has been unable to leverage these advancements.

Issues with Emblem Vault Legacy Contract

• Not upgradable
• Not gas efficient
• Inability to interact with new features
• Scattered collections
• Limited project discoverability on OpenSea
• Prone to a variety of manipulative tactics by bad actors

Recognizing the aforementioned limitations, the Emblem Vault team has decided to retire the Emblem Vault Legacy collection and preserve its cherished history for eternity. By efficiently migrating 99% of the supply to Curated Collections, Emblem Vault ushers in a new era of effective and innovative cross-blockchain trading.

This pivotal move acknowledges the evolving landscape of blockchain technology and embraces the potential for seamless transactions across different blockchain networks. By decentralizing the collection and offering Curated Collections tailored to specific communities, Emblem Vault is pioneering a groundbreaking approach to cross-chain trading, enabling users to experience unparalleled value exchange and engagement opportunities.

Emblem Vault’s unwavering commitment to progress and innovation drives this transformative decision. With an unwavering focus on user satisfaction, security, and forward-thinking strategies, Emblem Vault continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the NFT ecosystem. Stay tuned for further updates as Emblem Vault leads the charge into a future of limitless possibilities and unparalleled blockchain connectivity.

So what are the Benefits of Migrating to Curated Collections?

The benefits are many (listed below), but for the average collector, the principal benefit is that their asset will now be a part of a unique Curated Collection on Opensea.

This gives each collection (i.e. Rare Pepes, Bitcoin Punks) and each protocol (i.e. Counterparty, Bitcoin Stamps) a unique landing page on Opensea. A shared place for collectors to browse, discover, and purchase NFTs safely.

Benefits of Migration

• Free to users (Gas fees covered by Emblem)
• Increased project discoverability
• Increased protocol discoverability
• Shared Creator Royalties
• Vaulting payments in ETH
• Increased smart contract security & functionality
• Ability to migrate from Protocol-based Curated Collection to Project-based Curated Collection
• Integrations with planned increased decentralized Emblem Vault product
• Project-specific API infrastructure
• COVAL Discount system + future integrations

When Adam McBride and Jake Gallen joined Emblem Vault on November 1st, 2022, they shared the same compelling vision as the team, which was to enable the trading of NFTs from any blockchain on any blockchain, with Curated Collections as the centerpiece of this transformative future. This marked the beginning of an eight-month development journey for Emblem Vault, dedicated to establishing an ecosystem capable of realizing this ambitious goal.

Curated Collections empower Emblem by allowing the application of smart contracts to any vaulted collection, transitioning it from a socially enforced standard to a technically enforced standard. This pivotal shift unlocks the aforementioned benefits and introduces groundbreaking possibilities. For the first time, non-EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) based collections gain the ability to interact with Turing-complete machines, opening doors to enhanced discoverability, liquidity, and increased options for creators to build upon.

So, what can we expect after a successful migration? Below, we outline the anticipated number of Curated Collections, the blockchain origins they represent, and estimates of their respective supply sizes.

Protocol-based Curated Collections

Blockchain | Estimated supply post migration

• Bitcoin Ordinals | 2,000
• Bitcoin Stamps | 1,600
• BRC-20 | 5,000
• Counterparty | 4,000
• Cursed Ordinals | 200
• Dogeparty | 450
• Emblem Vault Open (Multi-chain vaults) | 5,000
• Ethscriptions | 6,000
• Litecoin | 200
• Monaparty | 100
• Namecoin | 2,000
• Solana | 20
• Stacks | 40
• Tezos | 20

Project-based Curated Collections

Project | Blockchain | Estimated supply post migration

• Age of Chains | XCP | 200
• Age of Rust | XCP | 10
• .bit domains | NMC | 400
• Bitcoin Punks | BTC Ordinals | 4,500
• Bitcorn Crops | XCP | 300
• Bitgirls | XCP | 40
• Blockheads | NMC | 20
• Fake Rares | XCP | 150
• Filthy Fiat | BTC Ordinals | 300
• Force of Will | XCP | 200
• .ID Identities | NMC | 100
• Litecoin Punks | LTC | 80
• MegaPunks | Bitcoin Ordinals | 4,000
• Memorychain | XCP | 400
• Oasis Mining | XCP | 200
• Punycodes | NMC | 600
• Rare Pepe | XCP | 22,000
• Sarutobi Island | XCP | 300
• Spells of Genesis | XCP | 3,500
• Twelvefold | BTC Ordinals | 30
• Twitter Eggs | NMC | 100

With an estimated 30–35 Curated Collections post-migration, Emblem Vault is poised to become the largest collection curator in the entire NFT space. However, the ultimate goal is not for Emblem Vault to manage all of these collections. Instead, this marks the initial step towards a more decentralized future.

Protocol-based Curated Collections offer diverse collections that allow any asset from a specific blockchain to be vaulted. This allows creators to bring their non-Ethereum native collections to the most liquid and efficient NFT market in the blockchain industry in a permissionless manner. Users have the freedom to enter and exit these collections at their discretion. Additionally, they can upload their project’s traits and related metadata to Emblem’s protocol GitHub repository, similar to the setup for Ethscriptions. Should an individual collection amass a substantial user base, there will be an option to migrate and become a Project-based Curated Collection.

Project-based Curated Collections, on the other hand, are exclusive to a single individual collection. This category hosts the most prized, cherished, and significant projects from each blockchain. These collections will likely be highly valued by collectors and owned by some of the largest communities. When a collection attains this level of prominence, it is typically managed by a creator, team, or community. In such cases, Emblem can offer shared creator royalties to the curators of that project. It is important to note that context plays a crucial role, and the suitability of shared creator royalties will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Individual collections have the opportunity to be recognized on Ethereum NFT Marketplace leaderboards and are likely to garner support from our NFTFi protocol partners, further solidifying their position as focal points within the ecosystem.

Emblem Vault’s commitment to empowering creators and facilitating a decentralized future for NFTs shines through in these Curated Collection offerings. Soon, we embark on a journey that embraces diversity, innovation, and collaboration, setting new standards for the NFT industry and propelling it towards unprecedented heights.

I hold some Emblem Vault Legacy vaults, what are my options?

As an owner of a vault from the Emblem Vault Legacy collection, you have two options available to you:

Option 1: Do Nothing.
By choosing to do nothing, Emblem Vault will automatically migrate your Emblem Vault Legacy vault to the specific Curated Collection that best matches its asset. This option incurs no cost to users, as Emblem Vault will cover all associated fees.

Option 2: Unlock Your Emblem Vault Legacy vaults.
If you feel uncertain or uneasy about the migration process, we recommend unlocking your vaults and importing your assets into the wallet of your choice. You will have several weeks to consider these options leading up to the migration. Unlocking a vault does not involve any vaulting fees, but it does require a network fee, commonly called a gas fee.

If you are unsure how to “Unlock a Vault,” we encourage you to visit our Emblem Education section on YouTube. Here, we provide nearly 40 tutorial videos guiding you through unlocking assets from all supported blockchains into your preferred wallet.

We understand that the migration process may raise questions or concerns, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Our comprehensive educational resources and user-friendly guides aim to ensure a seamless and empowering experience for all Emblem Vault users.

If you have additional questions, concerns, or issues unlocking a vault, please open a Support Ticket in our Discord.

How is this technically possible? I want to trust Emblem Vault, but I’m unsure what to do.

We understand that the term “migration” may sound daunting. However, in the context of contract migration on the Ethereum blockchain, it is not an uncommon practice. Throughout Ethereum’s history, there have been notable instances of contract migration.

In 2016, EtherID migrated from a V1 to a V2 contract. In 2017, Larva Labs airdropped V2 CryptoPunks to their users after discovering a bug in the V1 contract. In 2019, ENS (Ethereum Name Service) migrated its assets from its 2017 contract.

More recently, we have witnessed examples of NFT migrations. DeGods migrated their original DeGods collection from Solana to Ethereum and their y00ts collection from Solana to Polygon, utilizing a one-way bridge. Truth Labs also migrated three collections (Goblintown, Illuminati, The 187) to new contracts, employing the airdrop model.

Various methods, including bridges and airdrops, can “migrate” users and assets to a new contract. In the case of Emblem Vault, we hold a unique position regarding migration since the method of vaulting is exclusive to Emblem Vault alone. As part of the migration process, we will be “airdropping” the user's new assets. Let us explain further what this entails, considering each vault contains a private key and unique asset(s) from a different blockchain.

At Emblem Vault, the security of your assets is of utmost importance. When a vault is created, the private keys associated with that vault are encrypted, sharded, and stored across multiple secure locations (you can read more about the process here). This multi-layered approach ensures protection against malicious activities. To access the private keys, burning the NFT associated with the vault is necessary, providing an additional layer of security.

In line with our commitment to security, we want to emphasize that the wallet address containing your assets and private keys will remain unchanged during migration. You will not need to decrypt keys or change your wallet address.

Instead, what will occur is a transition of the vault or “shell” that encompasses the wallet address holding your assets. As new Curated Collection smart contracts are deployed, the wallet address associated with your Emblem Vault Legacy vault will be redirected to its new home, a Protocol or Project-based Curated Collection. As these new Curated Collections are introduced, the Emblem Vault Legacy vaults will be relabeled and gradually “migrated” away from the Emblem Vault Legacy contract.

Throughout the migration process, rest assured that your vault will maintain the same wallet address when moved from the Emblem Vault Legacy to the Curated Collection. Your assets and private keys will remain securely stored, ensuring continuity and security during the transition to the new Curated Collection.

Once the migration process is completed, users will receive their assets in a new Curated Collection vault, represented as an ERC-721 or ERC-1155 token.

It is crucial to understand that post-migration, Emblem Vault Legacy vaults will not be deleted; instead, they will continue to exist as empty vaults. It is essential to note that users should refrain from attempting to bid, purchase, or sell these empty vaults.

To prevent confusion or unintentional interactions, warnings will be prominently displayed to indicate that the Emblem Vault Legacy vaults are empty. These warnings will serve as a visual indicator that the assets have been migrated to the new Curated Collection vaults and that the Emblem Vault Legacy vaults no longer hold any assets.

We emphasize the importance of not engaging in any trading activities involving the empty Emblem Vault Legacy vaults to avoid any potential misunderstandings or complications. Our team is implementing measures to clearly indicate the status of the Emblem Vault Legacy vaults and ensure a seamless and transparent migration process for all users.

Should you have any doubts or questions regarding handling the Emblem Vault Legacy vaults or need further clarification on this matter, please do not hesitate to contact our team. We are here to provide guidance and support throughout the migration process.

To facilitate a smooth transition, trading of Emblem Vault Legacy on NFT marketplaces will be frozen during migration. This measure ensures that the migration process can be executed without disruptions or conflicts arising from ongoing trading activities.

Furthermore, NFT dApps that have integrated Emblem Vault Legacy vaults within their protocols will also have vault functionality disabled. This ensures that the migration process can be carried out accurately and securely without interference from external applications.

Post-migration, NFT marketplaces and protocols will decide whether to indefinitely maintain the delisting or permanently freeze the Emblem Vault Legacy collection. While we cannot guarantee the availability of the Emblem Vault Legacy collection on these platforms, the migration process aims to enable the transition to the new Curated Collections and unlock a range of benefits for users regarding cross-blockchain trading and functionality.

Finally, Emblem Vault Legacy vaults locked in contracts will not be migrated. This applies to vaults locked in various contracts, including pools, escrow contracts, custom contracts, and other edge cases. Vaults locked in contracts have specific dependencies and may require additional considerations for migration.

If you have an Emblem Vault Legacy vault currently locked in a contract, we recommend reviewing the terms and conditions of the respective contracts to understand the implications and any necessary actions on your part. Our team can provide guidance and support if you require further assistance or have any specific inquiries about vaults locked in contracts.

What Steps has Emblem Vault taken so far?

Migration has been an internal conversation that has been debated for many months. We can ensure our community that proper research and coordination have been conducted before this announcement.

We contacted and spoke with Truth Labs and Nifty Labs about their experience with the Goblintown migration. That conversation has assisted us in understanding the proper procedures, communication, and coordination required for this process.

In addition, we have reached out to and/or spoken to these NFT Marketplaces and Protocols regarding freezing or delisting the Emblem Vault Legacy collection during the migration:

• OpenSea and OpenSea Pro (Trading Freeze)
• Blur (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• Looks Rare (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• X2Y2 (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• Magic Eden (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• Rarible (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• OKX (No Response / DO NOT TRADE)
• Coinbase NFT (No Response / DO NOT TRADE)
• Uniswap NFT (Aggregator / DO NOT TRADE)
• Ordinals Market (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• Rare Stamps (Paused Emblem Integration)
• Arcade (Emblem Legacy Delisted)
• NFTfi (Emblem Legacy Delisted)

If your vaults are locked in these protocols, they will not be partaking in the migration:

• Fractional.art
• Unicly
• Sudoswap

Migration is more than just a technical feat; it also takes a large amount of business coordination. Protecting users is the highest priority, and ensuring bidding, listing, and auctions are not conducted during migration is pivotal.

If you are an NFT Marketplace or Protocol operator not listed above that utilizes the Emblem Vault Legacy collection within your platform, please get in touch with us.

So what happens after Migration?

Upon completing the migration process, Emblem Vault is poised to embrace many cutting-edge technologies, products, features, and APIs. In addition to expanding our product suite, we are actively scaling our company by growing our development team and enhancing our business operations.

Users can expect upgraded and more efficient vaults that seamlessly integrate with other products in the blockchain space. Their assets will receive increased attention and enjoy improved discoverability displayed within a Curated Collection.

We are excited to embark on a journey of building in public and working closely with our community. We express our gratitude to everyone who has supported us since the inception of Emblem Vault, even back when the idea was first presented on a BitcoinTalk forum in 2016.

We remain committed to transparency, collaboration, and innovation as we move forward. We invite our community to join us on this exciting path as we continue to shape the future of decentralized finance and NFTs.

Thank you for being a part of our journey.

What is Stacks?

If you’re a Bitcoin user, you may have heard about Stacks — a blockchain technology that aims to bring smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps) to the Bitcoin ecosystem. What’s exciting about Stacks is that it does this without changing any of the features that make Bitcoin so powerful and secure.

At the heart of Stacks is the Stacks token (STX), which is used to power smart contracts, process transactions, and register new digital assets on the Stacks 2.0 blockchain. This means that developers can build new tools and applications on top of Bitcoin without needing to fork or change the original blockchain.

One of the most interesting things about Stacks is its use of a novel consensus mechanism called Proof of Transfer (PoX). This allows Stacks to settle transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain, leveraging Bitcoin’s security and stability. PoX also has a sustainability benefit — by reusing the electricity already spent to secure Bitcoin, Stacks allows developers to create more value from energy that has already been expended.

Overall, Stacks is an exciting development for the Bitcoin ecosystem, offering new opportunities for decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and more. As the Stacks ecosystem continues to develop, we can expect to see even more innovative use cases emerge.

What you Need to Buy a Stacks NFT

Accessing the Stacks ecosystem is quite simple. You will need a handful of tools that are required to navigate the Bitcoin affiliated blockchain. Once your assets are vaulted you will be able to buy and sell Stacks NFTs on OpenSea or other EVM NFT Marketplace.

To navigate Stacks NFTs you will need these resources:
Hiro Wallet (Desktop or Browser Extension)
Gamma (NFT Marketplace)
Stacks Explorer (Block Explorer)
$STX and/ $BTC (Cryptocurrency)

Note: You may interact with a different provider for any of these services. Multiple options exist for all of these options.

How to Create and Mint an Emblem Vault

1) First, you’ll need ETH to pay for gas fees.

2) Second, Emblem requires 250 $COVAL to mint a vault.

3) If you don’t own any $COVAL tokens are available for purchase on Uniswap or Coinbase.

4) Now you’re ready! Click “Create” and let’s get started!

1) Once the create tab is open click on “Public” and then “Next” to begin labeling your vault.

1) Emblem Vault recommends the “Vault Name” to be established as so:

NAME OF ASSET | BLOCKCHAIN

EXAMPLE: Punk Donut #220 | Stacks

2) Emblem Vault recommends the “Vault Description” to be established as so:

“In this description it’s important to note any specific details about the asset(s). This can include the team who created the collection, rarity metrics, value, and/or links”

EXAMPLE: Punk Donuts are a notorious donut gang from Donutropolis. Some of them now call the small town of Donutville their home and have since caused nothing but trouble for the local residents! Their loud music, fierce dogs and dangerous shenanigans are keeping Donutville’s law enforcement very busy!

3) Click “Next” to move to additional vaulting steps.

1) Click on “Choose File”.

2) Choose an jpeg, jpg, gif, or MP4 file from your computer.

3) Click “Create Vault”

1) This is where your vaulted tokens will be displayed. Since the vault hasn’t been minted and tokens haven’t been sent to the vault yet, the vault will remain empty displaying “refreshing” until done so.

2) This is reminder that you will be required to spend 250 COVAL in order to mint the vault. COVAL can be purchased on Uniswap or Coinbase.

3) Click “Mint Vault”.

1) Click “Sign Message”.

2) Check Gas Fees and estimate the appropriate amount of gwei required measured against the amount of traffic on the Ethereum Network (this example is 13 gwei) You can EthGasStation.info for help!

3) Click “Confirm” to complete the transaction and mint your Emblem Vault.

How to Send a Stacks NFT to your Vault

Now that you have created a vault, you need to send your Stacks NFT to your Emblem Vault. Failure to do so in a timely fashion may get your vault flagged for removal.

1) Click “STX” under “Deposit Addresses” to view your Stacks wallet address.

2) Click on your address under “STX Address” to copy your wallet address.

1) Open up Gamma.io and click “Send ”.

2) Paste in the copied STX Address from Emblem Vault into the “Stacks Address” tab.

3) Click “Send to” to finalize the transaction.

Now head back to your vault and click “Refresh Balance”. After a few minutes your NFT should display inside of the vault. Congrats, you have successfully vaulted your very own Stacks NFT!

Bonus Tip: If you have any plans to crack open the vault in the future to bring your asset back on-chain then we recommend also vaulting some $STX inside. This will save you an additional step if you plan to move your asset from it’s imported wallet to a different location.

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault checkout the links below:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmblemVault

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@emblemvault

Website: https://emblem.pro/

Discord: https://discord.gg/JYxH82xSy5

What is Stacks?

If you’re a Bitcoin user, you may have heard about Stacks — a blockchain technology that aims to bring smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps) to the Bitcoin ecosystem. What’s exciting about Stacks is that it does this without changing any of the features that make Bitcoin so powerful and secure.

At the heart of Stacks is the Stacks token (STX), which is used to power smart contracts, process transactions, and register new digital assets on the Stacks 2.0 blockchain. This means that developers can build new tools and applications on top of Bitcoin without needing to fork or change the original blockchain.

One of the most interesting things about Stacks is its use of a novel consensus mechanism called Proof of Transfer (PoX). This allows Stacks to settle transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain, leveraging Bitcoin’s security and stability. PoX also has a sustainability benefit — by reusing the electricity already spent to secure Bitcoin, Stacks allows developers to create more value from energy that has already been expended.

Overall, Stacks is an exciting development for the Bitcoin ecosystem, offering new opportunities for decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and more. As the Stacks ecosystem continues to develop, we can expect to see even more innovative use cases emerge.

What you Need to Buy a Stacks NFT

Accessing the Stacks ecosystem is quite simple. You will need a handful of tools that are required to navigate the Bitcoin affiliated blockchain. Once your assets are vaulted you will be able to buy and sell Stacks NFTs on OpenSea or other EVM NFT Marketplace.

To navigate Stacks NFTs you will need these resources:
Hiro Wallet (Desktop or Browser Extension)
Gamma (NFT Marketplace)
Stacks Explorer (Block Explorer)
$STX and/ $BTC (Cryptocurrency)

Note: You may interact with a different provider for any of these services. Multiple options exist for all of these options.

Unlocking the Vault and Retrieving the Private Keys

Now it’s time to unlock the vault. There are a handful of reasons one may want to bring their Stacks NFTs back to their native chain. Reasonings may include transactional, collateral, or security purposes. The process is quite simple, just follow these quick steps!

1) First check to ensure your Stacks NFTs are in the vault.

2) Click on “Unlock (Get Private Keys)” to retrieve your private keys.
Note: Unlocking the vault will BURN the NFT and will deem it non-transferrable. This process CANNOT be reversed and is setup for security purposes to prevent double spending.

Once that vault has been unlocled there will be a few steps between you and your NFTs Mnemoic Phrase & Private Keys.

1) Check the Owner address. If it displays as “0x00000..” this means the NFT has been burned and now is non-transferable. Meaning only YOU have access to these private keys.
Note: If you leave this page you can access this vault through:
My Vaults -> Unlocked

2) Check to see a displayed green “CLAIMED” at the bottom of the vault. This verifies that the vault has been cracked and you are the owner of the keys.

3) Click on “Get Keys” to view the Vault’s Private Keys and Mnemonic Phrase.

4) This is your Mnemonic Phrase that can be imported into any Counterparty wallet. (Hiro, Xverse, etc)

5) This is your Private Key that can be imported into any Stacks-supported wallet. (Hiro, Xverse, etc)

Once the vault is cracked it will no longer display on your OpenSea account. In order to access the keys you will need open the Dapp Emblem.Finance.

1) Click on “Unlocked” to display all cracked vaults.

2) Click on the vault that you wish to attain the private keys for.

If you’d like to import you private keys into your Hiro Wallet (or any other Counterparty Wallet) then you’ll need “Import Private Key” in the wallet of your choice.

1) Open up Hiro Wallet and click on “Sign in with Secret Key”.

2) Paste the Mnemonic Phrase you copied from inside the vault where is says “Paste or type your Secret Key”.

3) Type in a password for your new wallet.

4) You can view your NFTs in your Hiro Wallet or head over to Gamma and sign in with your new wallet. Once your wallet is authenticated your NFTs will display under “Collected” on your Gamma account.

Congrats you have now imported your Stacks NFTs from Emblem to your self-custodial wallet.

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault checkout the links below:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmblemVault

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@emblemvault

Website: https://emblem.pro/

Discord: https://discord.gg/JYxH82xSy5

To unlock the vault and take ownership of your Ordinal on Bitcoin

Step 1: Scroll down and click “Unlock Vault”. Then confirm the transaction in your wallet.

Step 2: Click “Get Keys”. Then sign the transaction in your wallet. This does not cost anything.

Note: If your keys don’t display, refresh the web page and click “Get Keys” again and confirm it in your wallet again.

You can try this multiple times until the keys appear. Refreshing the page is a common fix.

Step 3: A large list of private keys will show. You need the mnemonic phrase listed at the top. Click on the words to copy it.

Step 4: Here’s how to import your ordinals into Xverse Wallet. It’s a web extension wallet and in this example we are using the Google Chrome extension.

Step 5: Click “Restore Wallet”. Go through the introduction screen and accept the terms and conditions.

Step 6: Paste the seed phrase that you copied from Emblem Vault and then click “Continue”.

Step 7: Enter a password and click “Continue”. Then confirm the password.

Step 8: If your Ordinal is not displaying then click on settings and then “Activate Ordinal NFTs”.

Step 9: Click on this icon to see your Ordinal.

Here’s how to import into Sparrow Wallet

Step 10: Click “File” and then click “Import Wallet”.

Step 11: Under Mnmenic Words (BIP39) click the drop-down arrow and select “Use 12 Words”.

Step 12: Paste in the words that you copied from the Emblem Vault. You can paste all of them at once and it will populate all 12 boxes. If you want you can enter a passphrase (be sure to not forget it). Then click “Discover Wallet”.

Step 13: Enter a name for the wallet and click “Create Wallet”.

Step 14: One more chance to enter a password.

Step 15: If you click on “UTXOs” you will see the Ordinal transaction.

Step 16: If nothing shows try toggling the network connection button in the bottom right hand corner.

Final tip — It’s a good idea to label your Ordinal so as to not get it confused with other Ordinals and transactions.

Now you have successfully imported your Ordinal from Emblem Vault to the Taproot-enabled Bitcoin Wallet of your choice!

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault click on the links below:

• Twitter: @EmblemVault
• Youtube: Emblem Vault
• Website: Emblem.pro

Step 1: Find the Ordinal inscription of the one you want to purchase on the Ordinals website or any of the Ordinal Directories.

In this example, Taproot Punk #57 (Inscription 52018)

Step 2: Review the “address” that is displayed on the Ordinals Explorer.

Step 3: Go to the Opensea listing of the Ordinal that you want to purchase.

Step 4: Confirm that you are on the legitimate Emblem Vault collection by scrolling over the “Emblem Vault” link.

The pop-up should show a volume of more than 40,000 ETH with 35,000 items.

🚨🚨🚨 This is a 100% critical step, as fraudulent Emblem Vault collections exist and are created by bad actors.

Step 5: Click the “More” button in the top right-hand corner of the page. Then click “View website”. This will open a new tab in your browser.

Step 6: In the new tab, scroll down and click the wallet address for “Taproot”.

Step 7: Once you click the button, a pop-up will reveal the Bitcoin wallet address contained within the Emblem Vault.

Step 8: Now compare both wallet address that display on Ordinals.com and inside of the Emblem Vault. If they match, congratulations. That Emblem Vault holds the Ordinal you want to buy!

Congrats! You have successfully verified the authenticity of the Ordinal inside of the vault.

NOTE: Taproot support was implemented on February 23rd, 2023. Prior to this date any vaulted Ordinal was sent to the “BTC/XCP/OMNI” address inside of any Emblem Vault. Verification of BTC addresses is still very important and relevant. Even with a different standard of wallet.

YOU MUST STILL ENSURE VERIFICATION.

If you are unsure then please review this twitter thread by Adam McBride. Assets are safe.

IMPORTANT: The difference is that with Taproot you will not be required to run a BTC Full node when you decide to Unlock your vault and import your Ordinals into another Bitcoin wallet.

Currently all “BTC/XCP/OMNI” addresses will need to import their private keys into Ord Wallet + Run a Full BTC Node. You can import into sparrow but are presented with the risk that your Ordinal can be spent as a miner fee.

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault click on the links below:

• Twitter: @EmblemVault
• Youtube: Emblem Vault
• Website: Emblem.pro

How to put an Ordinal in an Emblem Vault sending from SparrowWallet or any Taproot-enabled wallet.

⚠️ Note that this process is still in its early stages and there are risks involved so please DYOR and know that this is RISKY⚠️

• Step 1: **Note: If you already have an Emblem Vault minted you can skip to Step 13** Create an Emblem Vault Go to Emblem.Finance and click “Create”.

• Step 2: Connect your Ethereum wallet.

• Step 3: Under the “Make” tab — Ensure that your wallet address is correct (this address will own the Emblem Vault) — Select “Public” — Click “Next”.

• Step 4: Click “Choose File” and select an image that matches your Ordinal. So if you have a Bitcoin Punks you would put in your Punk image.

• Step 5: Once your image has loaded — and you are happy with how it looks — click “Create Vault”.
  Note: If the image doesn’t look right, click on the file name and upload a different file.

• Step 6: This is IMPORTANT — if anything gets messed up here, do the following to get back to where you were in the process. — Refresh Emblem.Finance — Click “My Vaults” — Click “Not Minted” — Refresh the page This will give you a list of vaults you were making.

• Step 7: Click on the vault you were making.

• Step 8: Scroll down and click this button “Taproot”.

• Step 9: The Bitcoin wallet address contained within the Emblem Vault will pop up. Click on it to “Copy” the address. You will send the Ordinal to this address.

• Step 10: Click “Mint Vault” You will be asked to sign 2 transaction in you MetaMask.

• Step 11: The page will update to indicate that the Vault is in the process of being created.

• Step 12: Click “Approve Minting” — this only needs to be done once, so each subsequent vault you make will not need this step. This approves the transfer of COVAL to mint the vaults.

• Step 13: We are ready to transfer your Ordinal from your Sparrow wallet into the vault. Begin by clicking on “UTXOs” inside of Sparrow wallet.

• Step 14: Select the Ordinal that you want to transfer. ⚠️Make SURE you only select ONE ordinal.

• Step 15: Click “Send Selected”.

• Step 16: In the “Pay To” box paste in the Vault wallet address from Step 9.

• Step 17: In the “Label” box put the name of your Ordinal.

• Step 18: Click “Create Transaction”.

• Step 19: Click “Finalize Transaction for Signing”.

• Step 20: Click “Sign”.

• Step 21: Click “Broadcast Transaction”.

• Step 22: The status of the transaction will begin updating. This can take up to 10 minutes to finalize. But don’t wait for any sort of “Success” screen as the Ordinal will send quickly and this will just continue to show additional blockchain “Confirmations”.

Step 23: Once you see the transaction is confirmed head back over to your vault to see a BTC logo displayed inside of the vault.

Step 24: To confirm your Ordinal is inside of the vault you can cross reference that the “TAPROOT” wallet address inside of the vault matches the wallet address that is displayed on Ordinals.com

Now you have successfully vaulted your BTC Ordinal inside of an Emblem Vault!

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault click on the links below:

• Twitter: @EmblemVault
• Youtube: Emblem Vault
• Website: Emblem.pro

What is Dogeparty?

Dogeparty is an open-source token creation platform that was deployed on top of Dogecoin in August 2014, based off of the Counterparty that was deployed earlier in the year and similar to Monaparty which was deployed in 2017 on top of Monacoin. Within just a year of the cryptocurrencies creation, community members had the ability to create their own tokens that were secured by the Dogecoin network. This allowed early participants the ability to partake in early token innovation and experimentation.

The native currency of Dogeparty is XDP, which was created by sending Dogecoin to a “burn address” and in return would receive XDP. This is relevant because XDP is required to be spent in order to mint a new token on the platform. There are a variety of ways to acquire this currency including small exchanges, the native DEX, and dispensers.

The first token created on the platform is known as LTBC, which was created to honor one of the Co-Founders of Dogeparty and creator of Let’s Talk Bitcoin!, Adam B. Levine. Although Dogeparty had a short run from 2014–2015 and then later revived in 2021, there are a handful of creators who have been crownd by the community as innovators and leaders including LittleShibe, Doggfather, and Daniel Spiller.

What you Need to Buy a Dogeparty NFT

Accessing the Dogeparty ecosystem is quite simple. You will need a handful of tools that are required to purchase and dispense tokens natively, which then can be Vaulted and sold on OpenSea or other EVM NFT Marketplaces.

To purchase Dogeparty NFTs you will need:
DogeWallet (Browser & Desktop Wallet)
Dogeparty.Xchain (Block Explorer & Marketplace)
XDP (Native currency)

Now that you have all the tools, follow one of these step-by-step instructions to purchase your first Counterparty NFT.
Dogeparty University Tutorials

How to Vault your Dogeparty NFTs

1) First, you’ll need ETH to pay for gas fees.

2) Second, Emblem requires 250 $COVAL to mint a vault.

3) If you don’t own any $COVAL tokens are available for purchase on Uniswap or Coinbase.

4) Now you’re ready! Click “Create” and let’s get started!

1) Once the create tab is open click on “Next” to begin labeling your vault.

1) Emblem Vault recommends the “Vault Name” to be established as so:

NAME OF ASSET (YEAR TOKEN WAS MINTED)| BLOCKCHAIN | SUPPLY

EXAMPLE: JEDI (2014) | Dogeparty | 1/1000

2) Emblem Vault recommends the “Vault Description” to be established as so:

“THIS TOKEN was created on THIS SPECIFIC DATE by ARTIST/CREATOR/TEAM and is a supply of TOTAL SUPPLY OF SPECIFIC TOKEN.”

“INPUT ANY RELEVANT FACTUAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE SPECIFIC TOKEN, PROJECT, TEAM, OR SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION HERE. THERE IS NO LIMIT TO THE AMOUNT OF DETAIL THAT CAN BE SHARED IN THE VAULT DESCRIPTION.”

EXAMPLE: JEDI was created on August 13th, 2014 by LittleShibe (https://twitter.com/rkgk_ac) and is a total supply of 1000. The image was later added in January 2022. For more info about LittleShibe go to https://www.littleshibeog.com/.

Dogeparty was created in August 2014, just 9 months after Counterparty has launched on Bitcoin. The platform initially had a short run as it shut down in 2015. During the 2021 NFT bull-run the Dogeparty Foundation came together to revive the platform and bring prosperity back to Dogecoin NFTs.

3) Click “Next” to move to additional vaulting steps.

1) Click on “Choose File”.

2) Choose an jpeg, jpg, gif, or MP4 file from your computer.

3) Click “Create Vault”

1) You’ll now notice that the owner of the vault is 0x0000.. which is what should be displayed. This means that the vault has been created but has yet to be minted on to the blockchain.

2) This is where your vaulted tokens will be displayed. Since the vault hasn’t been minted and tokens haven’t been sent to the vault yet, the vault will remain empty displaying “refreshing” until done so.

3) Click “Mint Vault”.

1) Click “Sign Message”.

2) Check Gas Fees and estimate the appropriate amount of gwei required measured against the amount of traffic on the Ethereum Network (this example is 13 gwei) You can EthGasStation.info for help!

3) Click to “Confirm” the transaction and mint your Emblem Vault.

Sending Dogeparty NFTs to your vault

Now that you have created a vault, you need to send your Dogeparty NFT to the vault. Failure to do so may get your vault flagged for removal.

1) Click “DOGE” under “Deposit Addresses” to view your Dogeparty wallet address.

2) Click on your address under “DOGE Address” to copy your wallet address.

Tip: Dogeparty is deployed on top of Dogecoin and both platforms share the same Dogecoin address.

Once your wallet address is copied head over to Dogewallet wallet of your choice. (Web or Desktop)

1) Open up DogeWallet and click “Send Funds”.

2) Paste in the copied DOGE Address from Emblem Vault into the “Destination” tab.

3) Choose the matching NFT under “Token Name” to the Emblem Vault you created.

4) Choose the correct “Amount” of tokens to send.

5) Click “Send Funds”.

Now head back to your vault and click “Refresh Balance”. After a few minutes your NFT should display inside of the vault. Congrats, you have successfully vaulted your very own Dogeparty NFT!

Bonus Tip: If you have any plans to crack open the vault in the future to bring your asset back on-chain then we recommend also vaulting some $DOGE inside. This will save you an additional step if you plan to move your asset from it’s imported wallet to a different location.

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault checkout the links below:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/CircuitsOfValue

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHYE_QLk12tdG0eJFE-z4Ew

Website: https://circuitsofvalue.com/

Telegram: https://t.me/Coval_Chat

How to Purchase Dogeparty NFTs on OpenSea

Emblem Vault is available on multiple Ethereum NFT Marketplaces, with most volume traded taking place on OpenSea. Therefore we will use OpenSea as the example.

1) Type in “Emblem Vault” in the OpenSea search bar.

2) Ensure you’re clicking on the correct Ethereum Emblem Vault. There is also an official Polygon Emblem Vault. The others listed are not affiliated with Emblem Vault and should be avoided at all costs.

Security is our top priority and to ensure we are following the safest practices there are additional steps required to ensure you are interacting with the official Emblem Vault collection.

1) Check the Smart Contract on Etherscan.
Official Contract Address: 0x82C7a8f707110f5FBb16184A5933E9F78a34c6ab

2) Click on the collection label to ensure it’s displays a “Badged Collection” with a blue checkmark and a “Mintable Collection” with a yellow exclamation point.

3) Check to see how much ETH Total Volume has been traded. The minimum will display over 36,000+ ETH

4) Check to see how many Owners there are. The minimum should display over 6,000+ owners.

Now you’re ready to search for Dogeparty Assets.

1) Type in “all xdp” into the search bar. This will give you a result for all Counterparty NFTs that have been vaulted.

2) Click on “ALL XDP”.

1) Click on the Dogeparty asset you are interested in purchasing.

NOTE: Unlike Counterparty, the majority of Dogeparty assets from 2014–2015 are individual tokens created by minters from back in that time period. They are not sorted into collections similar to Rare Pepes, Spells of Genesis, etc..

It is very important that as a potential buyer that you VERIFY the asset inside the vault is the specific NFT you are looking for. Emblem Vault is a permissionless product that allows users the ability to label assets at their discretion, as well as freely send any asset into their vault regardless of what has been labeled. Here are three verification methods to ensure you are purchasing what is described at on the OpenSea storefront.

1) Click on “View this NFT on Emblem.Finance” to view the contents inside the vault.

2) Click on the “XDP Explorer” to view the asset’s status on the XDP Explorer.

3) Check to see if the token displays “Unclaimed” under “Status” in the Properties Tab.

4) Ensure the asset label displays the proper blockchain the NFT lives on natively.

1) If the same Dogeparty NFT(s) are displayed under “Balances” then the vault does in fact hold an asset.

2) Ensure that the Name of the NFT properly matches up to the asset’s name in the description, on the block explorer, and is the correct token you are looking to acquire.

Tip: Bad Actors have the ability to mimic an assets likeness by minting a brand new asset and uploading the same NFT image but changing the name by a letter or two. (Example: SUPERSHIBE vs. SUUPERSHIBE)

1) When accessing the XDP Explorer a dataset will display the asset’s name and quantity.

2) Click on the name to view specific details of the token including Issuance, Supply, and more.

Once the vault contents has been verified you are ready to purchase your Dogeparty NFT!

1) Click on “Add to cart” and then checkout in the top right corner to follow OpenSea’s purchasing process via your MetaMask transaction.

2) Congrats! You have succesfully purchased your first Dogeparty NFT!

If you’d like to learn more about Emblem Vault checkout the links below:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/CircuitsOfValue

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHYE_QLk12tdG0eJFE-z4Ew

Website: https://circuitsofvalue.com/

Telegram: https://t.me/Coval_Chat