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# Your first 10 minutes with Genesis

You own one of 116 permanent Genesis Stockmons. Use this checklist to understand exactly what came with it and where to look next.

## 1. Confirm the NFT in your wallet

Open Stockmon from the official site and connect the wallet that owns the NFT. Confirm:

* Robinhood Chain is selected;
* the collection is Genesis 116;
* the token ID matches the creature you bought; and
* the app shows your wallet as the current owner.

Do not trust a copied address, direct message, search result, or look-alike collection.

## 2. Open your Stockmon in Den

Den is your owner workspace. Start with the creature profile and check:

* final artwork and Genesis number;
* Hybrid or Pure classification;
* permanent Stock DNA;
* current lifecycle state; and
* Marketplace listing status, if any.

The artwork, token number, and DNA do not change when the NFT moves between wallets.

## 3. Read the Stock DNA

Every Genesis DNA recipe totals 100%. The weights shape the creature and divide its equal share of each eligible Feed round.

A `60 / 25 / 15` recipe means the creature’s equal Feed share is divided 60%, 25%, and 15% across those three lineages. DNA is the allocation recipe; the Vault ledger shows what has actually settled.

## 4. Check the Vault and Markets

The Vault records the Stock Token and pending WETH amounts attached to your token ID. Markets turns those exact balances into a timestamped display estimate when complete price data is available.

Remember the difference:

* **Vault balances are exact onchain accounting.**
* **USD values are timestamped estimates.**
* **A missing price does not erase an exact balance.**

## 5. Understand what follows the NFT

While your Genesis remains living, its sealed Feed history and token-level basket follow the NFT. If you transfer or sell it, the buyer receives that living history with the token ID.

You cannot remove individual Stock Token positions from a living Genesis before selling it.

## 6. Know the permanent exit

Redemption burns the NFT, ends future Feed participation, and fixes the burner as beneficiary of matured claims. It cannot be undone.

Holding, transferring, listing, and permanently redeeming are different actions. Read the full confirmation before signing anything.

## 7. See what is coming next

Hunt, Breeding, Aetheryn, PVP, and agent payments are coming soon. They do not require a wallet action today.

You can prepare by learning your Genesis DNA, protecting the wallet that owns it, and reading the [Breeding readiness guide](/stockmon/aetheryn/get-your-stockmon-breeding-ready.md).

## Keep this owner checklist

Before any wallet confirmation:

1. Start inside the Stockmon app.
2. Check the connected wallet and Robinhood Chain.
3. Match the collection, token ID, contract, recipient, amount, and fees.
4. Read what changes permanently.
5. Cancel if the wallet shows anything different.

Next: [See a complete Feed example](/stockmon/mon/vault-and-feed/a-complete-feed-example.md), or read the [owner FAQ](/stockmon/start-here/owner-faq.md).


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