44 PLATES · 10 TEZ · UNLIMITED · PUBLIC PREVIEW
The Holders’ Cut opens a 44-plate public preview for an unlimited Tezos edition
A recovered image archive, transparent 10-tez mint model, and proposed 50% holder pool arrive as a public pre-launch artifact while Mainnet minting remains inactive.
Official PointCast Press Wire filing for The Holders’ Cut. This is an owned announcement, not independent reporting or paid client coverage.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — The Holders’ Cut presents 44 recovered image plates as an open-ended public edition concept with a 10-tez unit price, a proposed holder allocation, and an explicit pre-Mainnet launch boundary.
The Holders’ Cut is public as a 44-image web archive and pre-launch edition proposal. The site uses the complete supplied archive rather than a single hero image, with a responsive image field, individual plate inspection, a quantity receipt, and a transparent accounting calculator.
The proposed edition is unlimited and priced at 10 tez per mint. The accompanying holder-pool proposal allocates 50 percent of defined net primary proceeds to eligible holder wallets at published Tezos snapshots, with the remaining definitions, costs, eligibility rules, and claim method still subject to contract and offering review.
This release does not originate a Tezos contract, connect a wallet, request a signature, move tez, mint a token, or promise a financial return. The Mainnet action is visibly locked on the public site. A live edition would require a separately reviewed contract, published payout rules, explicit wallet approval, and applied-operation verification.
PointCast is distributing the public preview through its owned Press Wire and a clearly labeled house ad. Rally carries the same contextual creative in its footer through the portable PointCast Open Ad Network, with aggregate impression and click counts and no cross-site visitor profile, cookie, wallet identifier, or behavioral targeting.
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