My Booth
My Booth is your table at the house: every Feline delivered to an address, every active order, credits, standing, and the door to support, in one place.
Looking up a booth
Open forkedfelines.art/my-booth and enter a recipient address, or connect a wallet to fill the field. The booth shows:
- Your Felines: every confirmed Feline delivered to that address, with portraits, traits, and links to each one's page on the wall.
- Newly arrived: what confirmed since you last looked, using only your own browser's memory of your last visit.
- Active orders: live kitchen tickets for anything in flight.
- Order history: settled, expired, and refunded orders.
- Knot Heads standing: verified head count and remaining free-mint credits for that address.
- Remediation: if the address qualifies, the remediation choice and its status. See Remediation and refunds.
Reading a batch
One payment can cover several Felines. Each card shows that edition's own traits and fulfillment state, with the shared parent order shown as context. A confirmed or delivered item does not change a sibling's status. The portrait remains sealed until that item's inscription is confirmed.
ON HOLD FOR REVIEW means that item's fulfillment is paused pending verified recovery. Eligible causes can resume automatically; an original payment already consumed by earlier processing requires guarded recovery funded by an operator wallet. Do not pay again. Use Contact support on the ticket for an update.
Payment confirmation is separate. Payment confirmed at last check and Unconfirmed at last check describe the recorded observation, with its actual timestamp. They do not claim a new chain check. Without trustworthy confirmation evidence, the card reports confirmation unavailable.
Pairing cards
A Feline delivered to an address that also holds Knot Heads can be shown side by side with its Knot Head on a pairing card, a shareable image drawn from real ownership. Nothing on the card claims value; it records the pairing and the editions.
Looking at a booth is not the same as acting on one
A booth lookup is public: anyone can type any address and read what that address's orders are doing, in the same way anyone can read that address on a block explorer. Seeing an order is therefore never evidence of owning it.
Acting on an order is a separate thing. Cancelling one is authorized by a token held only by the browser that created the order, so a stranger reading your booth can watch and nothing else. If you cancel from a different device, that authority is not there, and the correct answer is to let the reservation expire on its own or to open support.
Privacy, plainly
- Lookups are by address. The house does not know, and does not try to guess, which addresses belong to the same person.
- Booth lookups do not create a public profile. Detailed holdings are not exposed through any unauthenticated profiling endpoint.
- "Newly arrived" state lives in your browser's storage only. Nothing about your visits leaves your device.
- Connecting a wallet to fill the field discloses nothing beyond what the wallet itself shares with the page.
Common questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| My Feline is not in the booth | Check the recipient address on your order's quote; the Feline is at that exact address. If the order is not SERVED yet, it is still in flight on the kitchen ticket. |
| Can someone else see my booth? | Anyone can look up any address; that is the nature of a public chain. The booth adds no private information to what Bitcoin already publishes. |
| Multiple addresses? | Look them up one at a time. The house deliberately does not link addresses to each other. |