DRAGON ARCHIVE 2036

Every Dragon has an identity.

In the year 2036, 2,036 Dragons entered the Archive.

They were not created simply to remain in wallets.

Each Dragon carries an identity. And every identity has a choice.

Remain. Or become part of the Archive forever.

Dragon Archive 2036 is an NFT collection built around a simple mechanism with permanent consequences:

BURN → IDENTITY CODE → ARCHIVE ACCESS → REWARD

When a Dragon is burned, it does not simply disappear. Its identity is recorded. A unique, one-time access code is generated for that burned Dragon. That code opens a new layer of the Dragon Archive, where its holder can claim the reward associated with that stage.

One Dragon burned means one code. Three Dragons burned means three codes. Ten Dragons burned means ten codes. Every burned Dragon creates another entry in the Archive. And every burn changes the future of the collection.

2,036 DRAGONS

Dragon Archive 2036 begins with a fixed supply of 2,036 NFTs. The number is more than a collection size. It represents the beginning of the Archive.

As Dragons are burned, the original population decreases.

2,036 → 1,536 → 736

Those final 736 Dragons become The Last 736 — the remaining identities of Era 2036.

There is no reset. There is no replacement. Once a Dragon is burned, that Dragon is permanently removed from the collection.

THE IDENTITY

Every Dragon that enters the Archive has the opportunity to establish its identity. When a holder chooses to burn a Dragon, the website verifies the burn and generates a unique Archive Code for that specific NFT.

For example:

The code is unique. The code is single-use. And the code is generated because a Dragon was sacrificed to create it.

The holder can then enter the Reward Archive using that code and claim the corresponding reward. After redemption, the code is permanently consumed.

Burned once. Coded once. Claimed once.

THE THREE WAVES

The Dragon Archive reward system unfolds through three stages. Each stage has its own number of eligible burns, its own allocation from the original mint proceeds, and its own creator-earnings period.

The reward pools are calculated from funds actually received by the project.

I — GENESIS · The First 500

The first 500 burned Dragons enter Genesis. The Genesis Reward Pool consists of 25% of total mint proceeds plus 38% of creator earnings actually received during the first 24 hours of the Genesis period.

Once the 24-hour measurement period ends, the Genesis pool is finalized. Each eligible burned Dragon generates one unique access code. The code opens the Genesis Reward Archive, where the holder can claim the corresponding reward.

500 Dragons. 500 identities. 500 access codes.

II — ASCENSION · The Next 800

After Genesis, the Archive moves into Ascension. The next 800 burned Dragons enter the second Wave. The Ascension Reward Pool consists of 35% of total mint proceeds plus 60% of creator earnings actually received during the 7-day Ascension period.

When the 7-day period ends, the Ascension pool is finalized. The original collection has now changed significantly.

2,036 → 1,536 → 736

Only 736 Dragons remain.

III — THE LAST 736 · The Final Archive

The final 736 Dragons represent the last stage of the original Dragon Era. The Last 736 Reward Pool consists of 18% of total mint proceeds plus 100% of creator earnings actually received during the 30-day Final Archive period.

Once the 30-day period closes, the Final Archive Pool is finalized. The remaining Dragons become the surviving identities of Era 2036. They are no longer simply the remaining supply. They are:

THE LAST 736

THE REWARD POOLS

Across the three Waves, 78% of total mint proceeds is allocated to the three reward pools.

The remaining 22% remains outside the reward pools for the project's development, operations, and other defined ecosystem purposes — the remaining 22% of funds would go through the project budget, including artist fee, dev fee, and other expenses.

Creator earnings are separately allocated according to each Wave's defined measurement period:

Creator-earnings calculations are based on creator earnings actually received during the applicable period, rather than projected trading volume.

THE CODE

The code is the bridge between the burned Dragon and the Reward Archive. A holder does not simply click a button and receive a reward.

The Dragon must first be sacrificed. Then the Archive generates its identity code. The holder enters the code. The Archive verifies it. The reward becomes claimable.

Once the code is used, it can never be used again.

ONE DRAGON. ONE CODE. ONE CLAIM.

Burning multiple Dragons creates multiple independent codes.

Burn 3 Dragons: 3 Dragons → 3 Codes → 3 Claims

Every burn is recorded individually.

THE ARCHIVE CHANGES WHEN YOU ACT

At the beginning, there are 2,036 Dragons. Then someone makes a decision. One Dragon burns. A code appears. Another Dragon burns. Another identity disappears. Another code is generated.

The number changes. The Archive changes. The remaining Dragons become increasingly distinct from the ones that came before them.

Eventually: 2,036 becomes 1,536. Then: 1,536 becomes 736.

And the story of the original 2,036 Dragons can never be recreated — because the burned Dragons are gone. Only their identities remain in the Archive.

AFTER THE REWARD

The journey does not necessarily end with the reward. Eligible holders will also have the opportunity to submit their wallet for the next chapter of the ecosystem:

ERA 3226: 馬 — THE HORSE ERA

Dragon Archive 2036 is the beginning of a larger timeline. Eligible Dragon holders will be able to submit their wallet for the Era 3226 GTD free-mint allocation through the Archive.

The exact allocation, eligibility requirements, and distribution rules for Era 3226 will be announced separately.

The Dragon Archive is therefore not designed as an isolated collection. It is the first recorded era. And the Archive is designed to continue.

THE LAST 736

When the final Wave begins, there might be only 736 Dragons remain. They are the survivors of the original 2,036. Their existence is the result of every decision that came before them.

Every burned Dragon changes the supply. Every burned Dragon creates an identity. Every identity creates an access code. And every code records another event in the history of Dragon Era 2036.

The final 736 are therefore more than a remaining supply number. They are the final chapter of the original Archive.

Who knows what they can earn — more or less?

DRAGON ARCHIVE 2036

2,036 Dragons. 3 Waves. 500 Genesis. 800 Ascension. 736 Final Archive.
One evolving Archive. One-time identities. Permanent burns. A future beyond 2036.

The question is not simply: "Which Dragon do you own?"

The question is: "What will you do with it?"