FAQ

A 2,100-piece hand-drawn companion collection to KNOT HEADS. Every final artwork is a frozen deterministic SVG, hash-verified against a canonical manifest, and inscribed whole on Bitcoin. Lore: the cats found the stairs out of the KNOT HEADS basement, someone left forks on the table, and the supper club upstairs has been theirs ever since.

The standard base mint is 4,400 sats. Before you pay anything, a signed server bill itemizes the members' discount, postage, the service fee, the miner fee, and the exact final wallet payment. There are no hidden costs inside the headline price.

The server verifies KNOT HEADS currently owned by the exact recipient address at a stated block height. One head is 7% off the base price; each additional head raises it (9%, 11%, and so on) to a 33% maximum at 17 or more. Nine heads is NINE LIVES at 25%. Only the base price is discounted; postage, service, and miner fees never are.

Each KNOT HEAD inscription can bring exactly one Feline upstairs, ever. Using the invitation records the pairing permanently in Forked Felines data; the KNOT HEADS system itself is never written to. A spent invitation keeps counting toward your standing; it just can't bring another guest.

Yes, by design. The recipient address receives the Feline and determines standing. Any wallet can settle the one exact bill.

The satire is about the public Bitcoin filtering debate. BIP-110's activation attempt failed in August 2026: mandatory signaling began with under 3% miner support and its fork chain stalled after two blocks. Bitcoin consensus is unchanged. Our jokes are ridiculous on purpose; whenever this site states protocol or deployment status, it is labelled and literal.

No. Holding the table reserves one feline transactionally while your payment is pending. Only a confirmed inscription consumes final supply. The kitchen ticket shows real verified states; the interface never animates progress the chain hasn't made.

Everything fails closed. If the guest list source is stale or down, bills stop printing rather than guess (an unavailable source is never treated as zero holdings). If the block source is down, the house clock says OUT OF ORDER instead of showing a stale number.

An app-managed replacement starts from the latest authoritative unconfirmed transaction, preserves the mint output, retains its conflicting inputs, and may add only server-verified asset-free wallet inputs. Each accepted bump adds exactly 1,500 sats to the visible cumulative service output while the separately disclosed Bitcoin network fee rises with your selected feerate. A rejected signature, duplicate click, retry, or failed broadcast does not advance the service-fee counter.

No. It is a collectible with questionable table manners. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and the humor never carries the financial facts. Those are always printed straight.