DigiGhosts Summoner · Official contract

One contract mints DigiGhosts. Anything else using the name is not us.

Who holds the keys

• Owner: 0xafAFc4A8Ff33A0feF37f261a9A466363Cf58aAFd digighosts.eth, the 2022 creator wallet. Received ownership at deploy (transferOwnership) and the 5% royalty (setRoyalty). It is the only address withdraw() can pay. A single wallet; ownership has not been moved to a multisig or timelock.
• Deployer: 0x2907d55AfAd797BbA8777903b8b3b12b5E415fbC. One-time deploy key: three transactions ever (deploy, setRoyalty, transferOwnership). No remaining role.
• Voucher signer: 0x7a6F8Fb5f941E89a16C004C129c0426285998Ab8. The off-chain key that signs the EIP-712 voucher authorizing each mint. A voucher is bound to the wallet that will mint (mint() requires msg.sender == voucher.to). It is not the owner: it cannot change settings or withdraw, and it has never sent a transaction.

What a mint does

• You call mint(voucher, signature) from your own wallet with 0.000999 ETH (0 ETH for a genesis-holder or whitelist voucher).
• One DigiGhost (ERC-721) is minted to your wallet. Its art is stored permanently on Arweave.
• No token approvals, no transfers of anything else you hold, no delegations, no signatures beyond the transaction itself.

Where the ETH goes

Mint payments sit in the contract until the owner calls withdraw(), which sends the balance to owner() and nowhere else. Every withdrawal is a public internal transaction on the contract's Etherscan page.

Genesis collection

The Summoner revives DigiGhosts, 132 hand-drawn one-of-one ghosts minted through the OpenSea Shared Storefront in January 2022.

• Genesis collection: opensea.io/collection/digighosts1
• Genesis contract: 0x495f947276749Ce646f68AC8c248420045cb7b5e OpenSea Shared Storefront, ERC-1155
• Creator wallet encoded in every genesis token id: 0xafAFc4A8Ff33A0feF37f261a9A466363Cf58aAFd digighosts.eth. The same wallet owns the Summoner contract above.

Reach us

@DigiGhostsNFT · [email protected]