CreArt Adventure
Chapter I

1. Executive summary

CreArt Adventure is a live Web3 art ecosystem where creation, exhibition, community interaction, games, chance-based ticket products, and utility rewards remain connected after minting. Chapter I is not a single NFT drop. It is an operating product stack on Base Mainnet.

Creation and exhibition

CreArt Exhibition

Brush membership, Canvas workspaces, desktop Paint, FrameNFTs, ArtworkNFT minting, current-epoch Halls, profiles, Yield, Claims, and Swap.

Community and games

CreArtChat

Wallet identity, public and role-gated channels, paid posts and reactions, direct messages, public profiles, moderation, MiniGames, and CADiamond Arena.

Tickets and rewards

CreArtLuck

CreArt Lucky Numbers, CreArt Lucky Scratch, and Lucky Spin V2.4 with Chainlink VRF, NFT ownership, claims, recycling, and rollover.

2. Operating source of truth

This whitepaper explains the complete Chapter I system. For values that can change through deployment, configuration, or governance, CreArt uses a strict operational hierarchy:

1. Deployed Base Mainnet contract state controls balances, ownership, fees, eligibility, claims, and settlement.
2. The live application presents the current action, route, quote, permission, and transaction confirmation.
3. The current product guides explain the supported user flow and safety rules.
4. This whitepaper provides the full architecture, economics, and public operating model.

3. Ecosystem architecture

Pillar one

4. CreArt Exhibition

CreArt Exhibition is the live creation, artwork, Hall, reward, and ranked-coin layer of Chapter I.

4.1 BrushNFT artist membership

BrushNFT is the artist key, not the painting. Current Brush ownership unlocks the creator path; the original minter’s free Frame credits remain with the original minting wallet.

Public minting is limited to two Brushes per wallet per tier. Current-owner access and Yield checks follow on-chain ownership. Exact generated-coin balances and claim readiness are shown by the live Yield page and deployed contract state.

4.2 Canvas, Paint, Frame, and ArtworkNFT

1. Create a Canvas. Each wallet can hold up to three active Canvas workspaces.
2. Paint on desktop. The studio includes brush tools, presets, fill, eyedropper, shapes, text, layers, undo/redo, autosave, frame preview, and PNG export.
3. Obtain a FrameNFT. Paid Frame minting requires Brush ownership. A tier-matched original-minter credit can mint a real Frame without the normal ETH price.
4. Mint one ArtworkNFT. The selected Canvas is consumed and the selected Frame is burned/consumed. The frame tier determines the Artwork tier and Hall destination.

4.3 Halls and 14-day epochs

Silver, Gold, and Diamond Halls show artworks minted in the active 14-day Hall epoch. When the epoch ends, the ArtworkNFT remains owned, transferable, visible through profiles/marketplaces, and Yield-capable, but it is not automatically active in the next Hall epoch.

• No self-appraisal: the current ArtworkNFT owner cannot pay an interaction on their own artwork.
• Artwork score equals the total matching Hall coin spent on the ArtworkNFT during the active epoch.
• Brush holders may interact but are excluded from Active Appraiser scoring by default.
• VIP is live on-chain; Professors and Masters use published settlement-artifact results.
• Each Hall ETH prize pool distributes 70% and carries 30% forward. The distributed portion follows the published VIP 20% · Professors 30% · Masters 35% · Active Appraisers 15% allocation.

4.4 Claims, Yield, and Swap

5. Roles and user journeys

The live application is the operational source of truth for role thresholds and permissions. A future governance decision must be implemented in the app before public documentation presents it as active.

Pillar two

6. CreArtChat

CreArtChat is the wallet-identity community layer of Chapter I. It combines signed authorship, public and role-gated channels, paid actions, profiles, direct messages, moderation, and game surfaces.

6.1 Channels and access

6.2 Signed posts and current fee families

A normal CreArtChat signature states the wallet, channel, content, and timestamp and explicitly says the signature does not move funds or change approvals. For paid actions, the API verifies the successful on-chain payment event before saving the message or reaction.

6.3 Profiles, direct messages, and moderation

• Published public profiles connect usernames, wallet identity, roles, avatars, and portfolio links.
• Tier avatars are revalidated against current Brush ownership before public display.
• Direct messages require signed authorship plus the displayed CADiamond payment.
• Report tools create moderation records; admin moderation is separately signature-protected.
• CreArtChat does not affect Hall ranking scores.

7. MiniGames and CADiamond Arena

Games extend CADiamond utility through paid rounds, replay validation, best-score leaderboards, settlement records, and claim paths. Each game keeps its own rules and prize accounting.

Pillar three

8. CreArtLuck

CreArtLuck contains three supported ticket products. Results are based on deployed rules and Chainlink VRF, while claim and recycle rights generally follow current NFT ownership.

CreArt Lucky Numbers

Price: 0.005 ETH. Choose five numbers from 1–31 plus a bonus number. Chainlink VRF resolves the post-epoch draw. Finalized winning categories reserve ETH; eligible losing tickets may recycle for CADiamond while the reward vault is funded.

CreArt Lucky Scratch

Price: 0.0025 ETH. Seven-day epoch. Starts at 10,000 ScratchNFTs per epoch; a sold-out epoch increases the next cap by 1,000. Chainlink VRF controls reveal/finalization. The visual scratch layer reveals, but does not choose, the on-chain result.

Lucky Spin V2.4

Epoch: 3 days. Entry: 10,000 CADiamond once per wallet per current epoch. SpinNFT: 0.0025 ETH. The 3×5 machine resolves 54 concrete metal-coded CreArt symbols through Chainlink VRF.

8.1 Lucky Spin V2.4 player lifecycle

1. Pay the current epoch’s 10,000 CADiamond entry.
2. Mint one or more transferable SpinNFT tickets, or acquire one from another owner.
3. Select a ticket currently owned by the connected wallet and start the spin.
4. The ticket locks while the VRF request is pending.
5. After successful resolution, the SpinNFT burns and the 3×5 board becomes final.
6. A winning board mints a transferable WinningLSPN with its reserved ETH or CADiamond prize.
7. The current WinningLSPN owner claims; the claim NFT burns on success.

SpinNFT tickets do not expire and can be transferred before use. Do not transfer a ticket while an action is pending unless the supported interface explicitly says the action is safe.

8.2 Lucky Spin V2.4 economy

Connected economy

9. CreArt Coins and CADiamond

CreArt uses CASilver, CAGold, and CADiamond as ranked utility coins. They are generated through eligible CreArt claims and used across Halls, Swap, Chat, Games, and Luck.

CADiamond has a dynamic utility supply: eligible claims can generate it; supported Hall, Chat, game, Luck, burn, and liquidity actions can remove or route it. The seeded CADiamond/WETH LP was sent to the burn address as part of the project’s permanent-liquidity model.

10. Rewards, claims, and automation

CreArt separates automated state progression from user-owned claims. Keepers and bots may detect eligible epochs, request VRF, process results, settle rollover, or publish artifacts; users retain control of wallet approvals and claim transactions.

• Hall settlement uses published artifacts and finalized Merkle roots; Claims requires a root match and positive remaining value.
• Lucky Numbers and Lucky Scratch use Chainlink VRF and controlled finalization workflows.
• Lucky Spin V2.4 uses a dedicated Railway worker for VRF request handling and unused-pool rollover settlement.
• GitHub Actions operate reviewed CreArtLuck, CADiamond liquidity, Chat-game, and MiniGames settlement jobs.
• Automation is dry-run reviewed and only executes when the relevant on-chain state is eligible.

11. Infrastructure and transparency

BaseScan and OpenSea are verification and marketplace tools. The official live dApp remains the supported route for CreArt actions.

12. Selected live Base Mainnet contracts

These addresses are the current public Chapter I registry used by the live application. Users should verify addresses through official project pages and BaseScan before interacting.

12.1 Exhibition core

12.2 Coins, Halls, and pools

12.3 Chat, games, and Luck

13. Chapter I status and future direction

Chapter I is the live operational chapter. Its current products include Exhibition, Chat, MiniGames, CADiamond Arena, Lucky Numbers, Lucky Scratch, and Lucky Spin V2.4.

• CreArtChat and Exhibition Hall consumption surfaces are candidates for dedicated Android and iOS applications.
• Artist Dashboard, Canvas creation, Paint, and ArtworkNFT minting remain desktop-first because they require a full creation workspace.
• Chapter II is planned as a broader gaming / expansion chapter and may introduce its own NFT collection while keeping the current CreArt Coins relevant.
• Chapter III remains intentionally undisclosed until its formal reveal.

Future features are not active until their contracts, tests, interface, automation, deployment, and public rules are complete.

14. Risk, safety, and legal disclosures

• Blockchain transactions are irreversible. Verify Base Mainnet, contract, token, amount, recipient, approval, and ownership before confirming.
• Keep ETH on Base for gas. A ticket price or CADiamond balance does not cover network fees.
• Smart contracts, wallets, browsers, RPC providers, marketplaces, databases, automation services, and storage providers carry technical and third-party risks.
• NFT transfer can change who has the right to reveal, spin, claim, recycle, use membership access, or claim current-owner Yield.
• Users are responsible for age, jurisdiction, tax, and regulatory eligibility for games, chance-based products, token use, and marketplace activity.
• CreArt support will never ask for seed phrases, private keys, recovery words, or wallet-export files.
• This document is public project information, not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice, and not a securities offering.

15. Official links

CreArt Adventure Chapter I Whitepaper v2.1 · Operational edition · July 2026. Whitepaper v2.0 and v1.0 remain archived for historical reference.