Stay safe
Bitcoin collectibles attract impersonators and drainers. The house is designed so you never have to guess whether a request is real. These are the habits that keep you safe here and everywhere else.
The three checks before any approval
- Read the amount. The wallet must show exactly the total printed on the signed quote. Not close: exact.
- Read the destination. The wallet must show the payment address printed on the bill.
- Read the request type. Minting asks you to approve one Bitcoin payment. Member verification asks for one labelled BIP-322 message naming this site. Nothing else exists.
If any check fails, reject. Rejecting is always free and always safe.
Only these places are official
https://forkedfelines.artand its pages- This documentation repository and its GitHub Pages site
- The in-app support desk at
forkedfelines.art/support
Anything else claiming to be Forked Felines is not: no "mint is moving to a new site", no "wrapped felines", no "claim portal", no support agents in DMs.
Staff will never DM first
This is a house rule and a security control. Any direct message that opens with help, a refund, a whitelist, or an urgent problem is an attack, no matter how convincing the profile looks. Real support happens only inside the app, in a conversation you started. See Getting support.
Urgency is the tell
The house never runs surprise countdowns, last-chance windows, or expiring privileges. Real facts here move at Bitcoin speed. Anyone rushing you to sign something within minutes is manufacturing the pressure that makes people skip the three checks.
Which parts of this house are jokes
The site is written in the voice of a supper club that does not exist, and the joke is load-bearing for the brand and never for your money. The line is drawn in the same place every time.
- The guest book is fiction. Every entry in it was written by the house. They are jokes about Bitcoin, not customer reviews, and no real person said any of them. Each card carries the words HOUSE-WRITTEN, NOT A CUSTOMER REVIEW, wherever it appears, including on its own beside an FAQ answer or the portrait wall. The portraits on those cards are real, published KNOT HEADS inscriptions; the words underneath them are ours.
- House standings are decoration. Walk-in, House Cat, Nine Lives and the rest are lore attached to a number the server already worked out. They never compute a price. The two posted collection prices are the whole pricing story.
- The signage, the corkboard, and the menu are jokes. Reorgs at the exit, blockspace in the cloakroom, and the wine list are set dressing.
- Nothing about money, supply, ownership, order state, refunds, or safety is ever a joke. Amounts, addresses, fees, block heights, order states and every instruction about signing are printed straight, in a monospaced face, and they come from the backend rather than from the page.
If you ever cannot tell which side of that line a sentence sits on, treat it as decoration and check the plain figure on the mint page or in the reference.
Wallet hygiene
- Keep valuable inscriptions in a wallet that understands Ordinals, ideally one you do not browse with.
- Never enter a seed phrase into a website. There is no legitimate reason; the house has no page that asks and never will.
- Treat "test transactions", "wallet syncs", and "account validations" as thefts in progress.