Last updated 11 August 2026
This is not financial advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. REBELS is a funding mechanism for an art project. It is not an investment, it may lose all of its value, and it gives you no ownership of the vault and no entitlement to any specific Rebel.
The staking loop is a plan, not a promise. The intended policy sends 60% of every Rebel reclaimed to holders who lock REBELS. The lock contract is not deployed and no distribution has been made. Terms that are not deployed can change. Do not buy REBELS expecting a Rebel.
Locking is custodial. The Council holds what you lock. When locking opens, REBELS sent to a lock escrow is held in a Council multi-signature wallet, not in a program that returns it automatically. Locking is trusting the Council to give the tokens back at maturity; nothing on-chain compels that return. A published balance check exposes tokens being removed from an escrow, but it does not expose the Council refusing to return a matured lock — a withheld lock stays open and the balance still reconciles. If you are not willing to extend that trust, do not lock. Full detail is on /rewards.
Figures can be wrong or stale. Numbers are read from public blockchains and from third-party indexers, cached for minutes at a time, and shown with the age of the reading. They can be wrong if a source is wrong. Where a figure cannot be read, this site shows nothing rather than a zero — but that is a convention, not a guarantee of correctness. Verify anything that matters against the linked transaction.
The record is append-only, which cuts both ways. The operation log cannot be edited or deleted, so a mistake stays visible and is corrected by a later entry rather than removed. An entry contradicted by a correction is still displayed.
No warranty. The site is provided as-is. The collection contracts were deployed in June 2022 and are not controlled by this site.
The source is public. Where this page and the code disagree, the code is what runs.