Terms
Last updated September 15, 2026
Using raverrealm.xyz means agreeing to these terms.
The art and the music
The Raver characters, artwork and songs on this site are the work of Jadyn Violet. Nothing here grants a license to reproduce them beyond what the law allows.
No sales on this site
This site does not sell tokens or run a mint, and nothing on it sends a blockchain transaction. Any purchase you make on a marketplace such as OpenSea happens on that marketplace, under its terms, between you and the other party.
Nothing on this site is financial advice.
Games and Raver Gold
Raver Gold is a points system inside this site. It is not money, not a token and not property: it cannot be bought or sold, has no cash value, and exists only on Raver Realm accounts. Balances, game results and payouts are decided by our servers, and accounts that farm or manipulate the system can have coins or access removed.
Launch gold is claimed once per wallet, by the account that wallet is linked to, from the account page. Monthly leaderboard gold goes to the account holding a winning wallet on the first of the month. Sending gold is limited by account age, amount and pace, and is refused between accounts that share a wallet, an email address, a network or a device. Anything unclear about a payout stops it until it has been looked at.
Gold buys things inside this site only: a Raver from the vault (one of the pieces never minted), a frame for a card you hold, and higher levels on a card's skills. Every price is set by our servers and every purchase is final. A Raver claimed from the vault is a collectible on this site and nothing else: it is not a mint, not a token and not a blockchain transaction, and it confers no rights over the smart contract. The contract remains open; if a token with the same number is ever minted on chain, the chain holder holds that token and the site claim stays a site collectible on the account that claimed it. Frames and skill levels belong to the account that bought them and apply only while that account holds the card.
Accuracy
Collection figures shown here are read from the blockchain on the date given beside them and may have changed since. The contract itself is the record.

