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More loot (mloot) and rarity check

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Capture date2 March 2022

Restored in this edition16 October 2026

Transcript scopeCaptured research-note body · 214 source words

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This is about how to mint More Loot (mLoot) and to check the rarity in order to mint effectively.
The crypt will be releasing chapter 2 for mLoot holders
https://thecrypt.game/
This may help for you to win the raid
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Link to mint
https://etherscan.io/address/0x1dfe7ca09e99d10835bf73044a23b73fc20623df#writeContract
Check Rarity
https://mloot.art/#/
Below is the website to mint
1: connect to web3 (Metamask)
2: go to 2 "claim"
make sure the number (TokenID) you put is unclaimed otherwise transaction fee will be nearly 1 ETH = 3000USD.
It should cost 20USD with gas cost with 30gwei
Left is the NG and right is the ok.
You can go ahead with NG if you have ETH more than the cost. (And going to lose)
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That's it.
I minted 50+ with putting random numbers and found this website
​https://mloot.art/#/
I have already spend time and lowest (Rarest) rarity number I claimed is around 5000.
​1 is the highest and bigger the lower rarity.
​Try to find lower and unclaimed
​Under 10,000 is hard to find. Most of them are already claimed
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This is the bag with #1
https://mloot.art/#/address/0x99fc8cb20c8dfebb9742d72f47be98f9845b7e7f
This account has only super rare bags, I can say that this account already found out how to mind rare number (TokenID) to mint
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Original screenshots

Eight unmodified historical PNG files recovered from Wayback and visually reviewed. Their image captures can differ from the note’s saved version. These are static images of old interfaces: no wallet connection, claim, payment or approval control is active.

FIG. 01 / Historical mLoot claim form in EtherscanImage captured 2 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-29-53_orig.png

FIG. 02 / Historical Etherscan contract interface menuImage captured 2 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-28-48_orig.png

FIG. 03 / Historical wallet transaction warning and estimated feeImage captured 3 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-33-56_orig.png

FIG. 04 / Historical mLoot rarity lookup for token 12334Image captured 2 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-47-27_orig.png

FIG. 05 / Historical mLoot rarity lookup interfaceImage captured 3 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-37-56_orig.png

FIG. 06 / Historical wallet confirmation with a gas estimateImage captured 3 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-32-11_orig.png

FIG. 07 / Historical mLoot rarity lookup for token 2321Image captured 2 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-45-51_orig.png

FIG. 08 / Historical NFT bag rarity resultsImage captured 2 March 2022 · Inspect archived image ↗Original address: https://www.btcjp.co/uploads/1/1/8/0/118006561/screen-shot-2022-03-02-at-18-44-16_orig.png

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