Cases

• Standard Case — general ordinal collector case (unbound, supports pack/unpack via viewer).
• Flickerbox Case — member presentation object (may be bound by policy / verification).
• Rare Sat Case — proof-based display (two-asset proof: case + sat).
• Rare Sat Hardcase — a stricter/premium variant (planned).

OrdiFi cases are designed as infrastructure for the broader ordinals community. Membership adds identity and premium presentation, but the base collector tooling is intended to remain accessible.

• Cases are mintable layouts even without content.
• Content display can require proof, depending on clayout type.
• Showroom surfaces exist to curate and exhibit cases (vitrines, albums, suitcases).

A case is a distinct object (its own inscription/ID). “Full” status depends on proof requirements for the case type. This prevents confusion in secondary markets: a case can exist without verified content.

• Primary ID: the case itself.
• Contained IDs: the ordinal/sat IDs.
• Status: verified full vs empty.

OrdiFi uses a minimal layout manifest that composes inscriptions with simple transforms. The manifest is generic: it does not know what the content “is” (mouse hole, window, case label, etc.). It only applies:

• scale (uniform or explicit)
• x, y placement

This keeps the standard flexible and broadly useful for recursive compositions beyond OrdiFi.

Packing/unpacking is a display linkage used by OrdiFi’s collector tooling. A case can remain tradeable even when “packed”; unpacking is the user-controlled process to remove the display content.

For strict binding (e.g., immutable burn-in), a separate bound case flow may exist, where content is burned into the case at mint time and cannot be changed.

Cases can include a serial + QR overlay layer. Serial overlays can be pre-rendered and pre-inscribed so mint flows can reference them immediately. This supports predictable presentation and verification UX.