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Open Reservations, choose your coins and confirm the deposit rule, then pay the deposit for each coin in USDC from your Bifrost wallet. The page shows which chapters can be reserved on their own and whether whole sets are open. A reservation cannot be cancelled from your account, so reserve only the coins you mean to buy.
Your deposit is part of the coin’s price and holds that coin for you. When the release opens, you pay the rest within the reservers’ window. If you do not pay the rest of a coin in time, the deposit for that coin is kept and is not refunded, and the coin goes on sale to everyone.
The release date is shown on Reservations once it is announced. When the release opens, reservations close and, for a set number of hours, only reservers can buy: that is when you pay the rest of each reserved coin. After that, every coin left goes on sale to everyone. The sealed packs go on sale at the release too.
Bifrost is open by invitation. Members can invite a few people from the home page, and an invited person signs in with the email address the invitation was sent to. Signing in is free and asks for no payment.
Each pack is numbered and holds one coin, placed and sealed before the first sale. Choose a number and pay. You can keep it sealed, send it to another member, sell it sealed on the marketplace, or open it on the site to reveal its coin. A sealed pack is never shipped; once it is opened, its coin is kept in the vault and can be shipped home like any other coin.
Packs go on sale at the release. A pack number that has been sold is no longer on the shelf, though its holder may list it for sale sealed on the marketplace. Sales can also be paused for a moment. You can only buy when the page offers a buy button; the team can help with a purchase already in progress.