Description
The first physical Age of Chains trading card officially released to the public. DAO Hacker opens Series III with a new format for the collection: handcrafted artwork and intricate finishing, paired with its digital collectible.
Researchers expose the weaknesses before launch. Those leading the creation answer with assurances and proceed, certain that their work marks the beginning of a new age.
Then the DAO Hacker finds a way through. Every action is accepted. The wider chain keeps recording, preserving the very act the participants need to escape.
Some demand an exception to recover what was taken. Others ask what their shared rules will mean if they can be changed now. His motives remain uncertain; the choice divides communities that had celebrated together.
DAO Hacker brings together handcrafted artwork and the expertise of a wider production team. Printed and finished in Germany through eight carefully coordinated finishing stages, the card translates that collective work into holographic effects, metallic accents, and gloss detailing that reveal new depth as the light changes.
Created for art and collecting
DAO Hacker is offered solely as an artistic collectible. The printed stats and abilities are part of the card’s fictional world and artistic design; they do not indicate that the card is playable in a game. Neither the physical card nor its associated NFT includes a promise of a game, future game development, gameplay compatibility, or utility beyond collecting.
A note on physical craftsmanship
The card’s printed and finished layers may be slightly misaligned. These are unintended manufacturing imperfections, and their extent can vary from card to card. Your card may therefore differ slightly from the product images.
A physical card, paired with its digital collectible
Each physical card is paired with one DAOHACKER digital collectible, issued through Counterparty, a protocol built on Bitcoin. Its issuance and transfers are recorded in Bitcoin transactions. The private key concealed on the card provides control of the Bitcoin address holding that digital unit.
Edition and allocation
Total supply: 600 DAO Hacker cards, each pairing a physical trading card with one DAOHACKER digital collectible.
- 444 cards allocated for public sale.
- 156 cards set aside for promotion and project use, including gifts, partners, and team holdings.
The DAOHACKER token supply is 600 units, and further issuance is permanently locked. See our Terms and Conditions and Right to cancel & returns for the applicable purchase and return information.
Opening your card
You can keep the card unopened as a physical collectible; no blockchain transaction is required. If you choose to reveal the private key:
- Carefully peel off the outer plastic film covering the holographic sticker.
- Gently scratch off the holographic layer, then the scratch-off coating beneath it, to reveal the printed private key and its QR code. Do not peel off the holographic layer, and take care not to damage the print.
Keep the revealed private key and QR code private. Anyone with access to the key can control the associated digital collectible.
The card is no longer in its original unopened condition once the holographic key cover on its back has been lifted, peeled, scratched, removed or otherwise damaged, even partly and even if the private key is not yet readable. This can reduce the collectible’s value and the security of its original key cover. If handling beyond what is necessary to inspect the goods causes a demonstrable loss of value, we may claim compensation for that loss where the statutory requirements are met, including proper information about the right to cancel. There is no automatic deduction or fixed percentage. Opening the cover alone does not extinguish statutory cancellation or defect rights. For greater key security, we recommend transferring the digital collectible to an address secured by a new, independently generated key. This reduces the risk from possible copies of the printed key. Importing the printed key into another wallet does not remove that risk. Keep the handling and key-security information with your purchase.
If you choose to transfer the digital collectible to another address, you will need BTC to pay the Bitcoin network fee. You must obtain and provide the BTC for that transfer yourself; no BTC balance or transfer-fee credit is included. Simply keeping the card does not incur this fee.






