Some additions deserve a closer look. Since the first House Record, we have opened new ways to read the House, inspect a wallet’s holdings and find our collections—while continuing to improve the systems behind them.
The Living Ledger brings market summaries, supply changes, custody receipts, collectible records and verified deliveries into one public chronology. Entries retain their source or receipt so the record can be followed beyond the headline.
House Record explains what we ship. Living Ledger records what happens. Neither guesses who controls a wallet or why it moved.
Open the Living LedgerA single read-only view brings together $BULLEN, The Herd, House Objects and BULLENSAGA Founding Records held by a Solana address. Paste an address, or connect a wallet to supply its public address.
No signature or spending permission is requested. Burned assets are excluded from the holdings view, and collectible artwork is shown in full, with its label below.
Read a Wallet PassportThe related BULLENSAGA game now has its own Registrar: an in-world reading of the bearer’s on-chain record, expressed as Witness Seals, House Claims and Founding Records.
Unopened records stay unopened. Disconnected visitors no longer see specimen holdings or the collection preview that revealed too much before entry.
Visit the RegistrarBULLENCIAGA now has an official creator profile on GraveMarket, with The Herd, BULLENCIAGA House Objects and BULLENSAGA Founding Records all live and verified there.
The collections are not new; their marketplace presence is. Original claims and qualifying preorders remain available at the source.
View the creator profileThe original collection.
Numbered Signet & Cufflinks editions.
Through qualifying BULLENSAGA preorder editions.
Desktop navigation has been reordered across House, Market and Explore. Mobile keeps the full, ungrouped directory, and the cross-site Jump To navigation has been restored and aligned.
The completed Buy + Hold draw was published after edition 001. Its closing snapshot records 13 qualifying wallets and 127 entries; the result selects three winners for HERD #680, #625 and #308.
The snapshot was published before the later on-chain seed was used. The original snapshot and result remain available without rewriting the historical draw.
These are improvements to the House’s own operating tools, not new public downloads. They keep attention on the work without exposing credentials or sensitive controls.
House Desk has been rebuilt around selected accounts and fresh, standalone posts. Replies, quotes and reposts are excluded; freshness is adjustable, with a five-minute default. Review budgets remain bounded, and publishing still requires human approval.
The installed stream-capable rebuild passed local checks. Live-stream access and end-to-end delivery remain to be verified when monitoring is enabled; this is not a claim of measured seconds-fast delivery.
The iPhone Control Room adds reserve proof and deadline monitoring, broader public-page checks and clearer House Desk intake status. Historical giveaways no longer create false unfinished-delivery alerts merely because a winner later moved a prize or the original draw label predates delivery.
Private apps updatedBULLENBOT’s raid resurfacing now recognizes its own buy notifications as messages in the same group. Existing burial thresholds and cooldowns still apply; it does not repost the raid after every buy.
Admins can also set or reset an individual post’s like target without changing the actual measured engagement, other engagement goals or the campaign timer.
The changes passed automated checks and production smoke tests. No synthetic public buys or raids were used for verification.
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More ways to explore. More records to inspect. More attention to the details that make the House useful. This edition records delivered work—and labels the checks that still remain.