Throw a note into the ocean. Anyone can discover an open bottle, or wait until its unlock time and claim its on-chain keepsake.
Free to throw. When someone finds it, you'll earn TIDE too — whether or not you attached a gift.
No. The contracts are experimental and have not been independently audited. Bugs could cause you to lose funds, bottles, or TIDE. Only use amounts you are fully comfortable losing.
Everyone, forever. Everything on a public blockchain is readable, including the text of a bottle that has not been found yet — this page simply chooses not to show it early. Messages can't be edited or deleted. Never include secrets or personal details.
No. A gift attached to a bottle stays in the contract until someone finds that bottle. There is no cancel or refund, and if a bottle is never found its gift stays locked.
Messages are written by anyone and are not moderated or removable, so you may come across content you find offensive or misleading.
Bottle selection uses on-chain block data as its randomness. That is fine for a game like this but is not tamper-proof against a validator or miner trying to bias the result. Don't treat outcomes as guaranteed or provably fair.
TIDE is a reward token for playing. It has no promised price, listing, or uses beyond what this game offers today (currently streak shields), and it may never be worth anything. Nothing here is financial advice.
An admin wallet can currently change the fee on found gifts (capped at 5% in the contract), the art renderer, and the TIDE reward settings. The contracts may also be replaced by new versions, and existing bottles, streaks or balances might not carry over.
Chain 1404 (BlockDAG). Node operators on this chain have publicly disagreed about its history, and at least one RPC serves a diverged chain under the same chain ID. This page checks that the game contract exists on the network your wallet is using, but it can't tell you which chain is the canonical one.
No. They are soulbound: each one stays in the wallet that found the bottle.