Supply amendment: 306 → 751 deeds

What changed

The 445 catalogue moons became moon deeds. Each has one Prime Steward Deed and no habitats. The approved catalogue supply goes from 306 to 751: 479 Prime Steward Deeds and 272 Habitat Deeds. The previous catalogue contained 34 Prime Steward Deeds and 272 Habitat Deeds.

The original 306 deeds are unchanged: their target identities, metadata and existing asset addresses are preserved. The old immutable collection descriptor remains a record of the original supply; a separately reviewed expanded descriptor explains this amendment. Adding catalogue records does not prove that new assets have been minted, registered or released for sale.

The new asset addresses in the appendix are Pending mint. Catalogue entries are not evidence of minted assets.

What a deed means

A deed is a digital collectible and revocable in-game stewardship licence subject to the published content rules. It conveys no real-world property, intellectual-property, company, revenue, creditor, or profit right.

Confirmed on-chain ownership is authoritative; cached database ownership is never sufficient for an edit. A deed does not convey ownership of a real moon or celestial land. Owning one never changes combat power. Catalogue supply is not a player limit, sale inventory or a promise of scarcity, resale value or profit.

Royalties and marketplace dependency

The existing devnet collection uses 250 basis points (2.5%) in advisory Core royalties, one creator (the minting authority), and the None rule set. The new deeds inherit collection royalties; the existing plugin must be independently verified before signing. These are devnet rehearsal values and are not an approved mainnet fee rate.

Royalty collection and distribution are handled by marketplaces, not the Core program. The plugin records the royalty terms; a marketplace program decides whether to pay them. With the None rule set, ordinary transfers are allowed and royalties are advisory. Ordinary transfers are never described as universally fee-enforced.

Any owner percentage applies to supported marketplace sales. The owner must separately approve the rate, basis, payer, receiving wallets, rule set and integration before resale is activated. Marketplace fees, custody and royalty behavior depend on the supported venue and must be checked for the actual launch configuration. The catalogue amendment does not select a marketplace or enable resale.

Publication before any sale

The complete expanded 751-asset list, supply, wallets, royalties, intended fixed-price process and marketplace dependency must be published at least seven full days before any primary sale, including a pilot. A changed supply or asset list restarts the notice window. A previous 306-entry notice does not cover the 445 additions. Record the publication date and the full elapsed notice period before any sale.

The publication date above records this supply amendment. The complete verified pre-sale disclosure must still be published and its full notice period recorded before any sale.

All 445 new moon deeds

Each entry is one Prime Steward Deed with no habitats. Grouped by parent body, then sorted by target ID.

445 of 445 new deeds