Watch the chain, check a drop, mint it. The ALPHA DU feed shows what the tracked wallets are buying.
Reading your wallet.
Entry is 5 Lazy Du in the connected wallet.
Not sure what this is? Read what the alerts mean first.
Paste an OpenSea link or the 0x address. Reading costs nothing.
Pick a drop above and this turns into the receipt of what you are about to sign.
With the wallet you signed in with, you approve it there. The wallets made here and ARM sign on their own.
One click signs every wallet you picked, no popups. Each pays its own gas.
Pick an open drop in step 1 and this turns on.
It sends on its own when the stage opens. A failed send still costs gas.
Pick a drop that is open or about to open, in step 1.
One wallet is one mint when the drop caps at 1 per wallet. Create up to 5 here and the same free mint gives you that many NFTs.
The 12 words below are the only key to these wallets. They are made in your browser, they never reach our server, and we cannot recover them for you.
One check so we know the words are really saved. Type word 3 of the phrase.
Paste the 12 words, separated by spaces.
Pick a password. It locks the phrase inside this browser so it is not sitting there in the open. You will type it again when you come back, and there is no way to reset it.
Set the wallets up first.
Set the wallets up first.
Unlock the wallets first.
Whatever ETH is left goes back to the one you signed in with. This moves ETH and nothing else — NFTs have their own tab here, and they need this ETH to pay for their transfers. Nothing is stuck here either way: these are standard accounts and the 12 words open them anywhere.
Reading the chain…
These stay in this browser. They change what the feeds show, and nothing here is sent anywhere.
Nothing hidden yet. Press HIDE on a card and the project goes here.
What is minting on the chain right now. SNIPE THIS loads one in the mint panel.
The 12 words are made inside your browser and never leave it. You do not have to believe that — here are three ways to see it, and any of them takes seconds.
What this also means: we cannot recover your phrase, reset your password, freeze a wallet or move anything out of it. If you lose the 12 words, the funds and the NFTs in those wallets are gone — for you and for everyone, us included. Write them down before you send anything, and treat these as burn wallets: keep in them only what you are willing to spend on mints.
It is being built in the open and it can break.
No promises about outcomes. A mint can sell out while you are signing, a drop can change its price or its supply, and a transaction that fails still costs gas. You choose what to mint, and this site cannot be held responsible for losses.
Two kinds of wallet, two kinds of signature — and you should know which you are using. With the wallet you connect (MetaMask, Rabby and the rest), the key stays inside it: you approve every transaction there, and we could not sign for you even if we wanted to. With the wallets created here, the key sits in your browser, so this page signs with them the moment you click — that is exactly how one click sends every mint at once. Nothing ever moves without you clicking. But with those, you are not asked once for each one.
What the numbers say: four or more wallets is the strongest band we measured. Most calls still end below where they started, and the window is short. The holder grade does not predict price. The full explanation is here.
What we count: the mints, transfers and sweeps you make through this page — the same transactions that are public on the chain a second later. It is how we know whether the tool works. We never see your 12 words, your password or your keys, and nothing here is sold or shared.
Nothing here is investment advice. Every number comes from measurement and carries the time it was measured.