Creator claim
Join as a creator
Founders on uncommon.casa pay you directly in ETH on Robinhood Chain. There is no platform cut, no escrow and no payout schedule: the money leaves their wallet and arrives in yours, in one transaction. This page is how your wallet gets attached to your handle.
It takes about five minutes. Nothing here spends any ETH and nothing here is a transaction.
Your payout address comes from your wallet, and from nowhere else
Nobody at uncommon.casa can type an address onto your profile. The only way one gets there is the way below: you connect a wallet, you sign a message naming that exact address, and the signature travels with it. That is the rule that keeps a founder's payment from landing in a stranger's wallet, and it is why this page exists instead of a form.
Signing does not give anyone permission to spend from your wallet, and it is not a transaction. If a page ever asks you to send ETH to claim a profile, it is not this one.
Connect the wallet you want to be paid into
Every deal you sell on uncommon.casa is paid to this address, in ETH, on Robinhood Chain. Pick it carefully now, because changing it later means claiming the profile again.
No wallet announced itself to this browser, so there is nothing to connect to yet. uncommon.casa signs you in with a wallet only, because a wallet is the only thing that can prove an address is yours.
Install one, then reload this page. Your progress on the steps below is kept in this browser.
Your payout address
not connected
Read that address in your own wallet and check it character for character. It is shown here in full, never shortened, because a shortened address hides the middle and the middle is where a swap would hide.
Use a wallet you hold the keys to. An exchange deposit address is a bad choice here: those addresses are recycled, some are shared, some are only credited when the deposit comes from your own account, and a payment that arrives from a stranger's wallet can be lost with nobody to appeal to. A self custody wallet on Robinhood Chain is the right destination.
Your X handle
The account founders will see, and the account you will post from in step 5 to prove it is yours.
Letters, digits, dots and underscores. Paste the @ or the full profile link if it is easier, both are cleaned up.
This handle goes into the message you sign in step 4, so changing it afterwards clears the signature and you sign again. That is deliberate: a signature over a different handle would prove nothing about this one.
Your rate card
Six deal kinds, one multiplier. Every price on your profile comes from the floor price of the deal multiplied by the number you set here, so you move one control instead of six.
Audience quality sets this, not follower count. A 12K account whose readers are mostly founders prices well above a 200K account whose readers are not.
| Deal | USD | ETH | What it is |
|---|
Pick every one that fits. Founders filter the marketplace on these, so an empty list means nobody finds you.
Round number is fine. It is shown on your card.
How long a founder waits for a first reply. Be honest, it is sortable.
0 / 280
0 / 280
Your audience breakdown is left blank here on purpose. It is the number founders lean on hardest, so it is filled in with you rather than typed in by you.
Sign the claim
Your wallet signs the text below. Read it there as well as here: the address in that message is the address that gets paid.
The message you are signing
Connect a wallet and set your handle, and the exact message appears here.
Signature
Your claim code
Computed from the signature, so it belongs to this claim and no other. Step 5 asks you to post it.
Prove the handle
The signature proves you hold the wallet. It cannot prove you hold the account, so a public post from that account does that half.
Post this from your account
It can be a plain post or a reply, and you can delete it once your profile is live. It just has to be public long enough for someone to read it, and it has to carry the code exactly.
Paste the post's own link. It should look like x.com or twitter.com, then a handle, then /status/ and the post id.
Hand over the record
Everything above, in the exact shape the roster file takes. Copy it and send it to uncommon.casa.
This record says unclaimed, and it has to. A claim proves you hold the wallet, and the post proves you hold the account, but somebody still has to read the post and check the signature against it. Only that person promotes the entry to verified, by hand, in the roster file. Until they do, your profile is listed on the marketplace and it is not payable, which is the correct state for a claim nobody has checked yet.
Nothing on this page can set that field, including this page. A page that could mark itself verified would be a page anyone could mark verified.
Your roster entry
Finish the steps above and the record appears here.
Send it as a direct message to @uncommon_casa on X, from the same account you posted the code from. Keep this tab: the record is saved in this browser and it is here when you come back.
What happens after you send it
Someone reads the post from your account, checks that the code in it matches the signature in your record, and checks that the address in the signed message is the address the record would be paid at. If all three line up, your entry is set to verified and your profile becomes payable. If any of them does not, the entry stays listed and unpayable rather than being quietly fixed, because a payout address is not the kind of thing anyone should be fixing on your behalf.
Everything you have typed here is kept in this browser only, under its own key. It is never sent anywhere by this page.