My Drop Boxs
Each box took a slot in the Series 001 manifest the moment your payment confirmed, and that manifest was laid out and shuffled in full before the first box sold. Opening it is the only way its $ROBI leaves the pool, and nothing about what is inside changes when you do — the reel is the reveal, not the roll.
Boxes are held against a wallet address.
Every Drop Box is filed under the address that paid for it, so there is nothing here to show until a wallet is connected. Connect the one you bought with and its boxes appear.
What the manifest holds.
Frozen before the first box sold, and the same array the reel reads. Eight tiers with fixed counts: 16,000 boxes holding 80M $ROBI between them, which is 5,000 a box laid flat — most boxes hold less than that, because Chip and Dust are the bulk of the table. Every name on it is a rarity tier, not the thing you bought: the unit is the Drop Box, and Chip is the smallest prize one can hold.
Tier
Boxes
Pays ($ROBI)
Every box pays something. The smallest is a Chip at 500 ROBI — there is no empty box in the series, because a floor was chosen over one. The tiers above spend the whole 80M ROBI pool across the 16,000 boxes, which is 5,000 a box on average and more than most boxes hold. The counts were fixed before the first box sold; what is left of them is not published.