- Every puzzle was public from the first hour. A miner chose any angel still dark in the window, No. 89 or No. 7777, whichever they wanted.
- They took the code and the puzzles from the repository. There was nothing else to download.
- They solved the first trial. Its answer opened the next one, and so on until every trial was answered.
- They submitted the answer:
node miner/mine.js solve <id>
Every answer is a fact of arithmetic, checked by one hash, so there was no required model and no required hardware. People brought what they had. 1,570 wallets claimed 7,444 angels in six hours, and the 333 genesis angels make up the rest. The puzzles stay published, and anybody can still read them and check the answers against the chain. What is finished is the claiming. To hold an angel now, buy one from somebody who mined it.