FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.

STORE is the platform and community surrounding STORE CORP: an evolving worldbuilding, collectible and membership ecosystem created by Problem. It is not a traditional artist gallery. The current site publishes the story, archives evidence and connects collectors to verified records. Future chapters may include games, physical artwork, releases, events and partner experiences.

STORE CORP is the fictional organization at the center of the project. Set in the approximate future, its people, places, systems, objects and unresolved records form the foundation of an expanding narrative world released one chapter at a time.

Membership is the access layer for the STORE ecosystem. An eligible collectible may allow STORE to recognize a member and may unlock chapter-specific content, games, artwork, product windows, physical editions, community programming, events and other experiences. Active benefits and eligibility rules will be announced for each chapter.

Public objects are products and records released beyond the STORE CORP premises. Private objects are employee-issued or controlled materials. Lost objects are missing or discarded pieces whose return may change the story.

The complete Genesis collection can be explored on sto.re. Current verified availability, purchases, sales and ownership activity are handled through the official STORE profile on OpenSea. OpenSea’s terms, fees and transaction flow apply, and STORE does not custody wallets or reverse blockchain transactions.

Yes. The public story, archive and collections are open to explore. Membership provides an additional access layer, but the world is designed to welcome an audience before asking it to own anything.

STORE CORP is created and operated by Problem, an independent creative and technology studio. Problem leads the project’s strategy, creative direction, technology, partnerships and production.

Email store@problem.tv for project, partnership, press, support, privacy or legal questions. Never include a seed phrase, private key or full payment credential in a message.

No. The current Genesis items are ERC-1155 multi-token collectibles issued through OpenSea’s shared storefront contract at 0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e. They are not fungible ERC-20 coins, shares or investment products.

Use the specific token links published on sto.re or the verified profile at opensea.io/store. The Genesis contract is shared by many OpenSea creators, so a contract address by itself is not enough; confirm the token ID, provenance and official STORE link.

No. STORE is a living project. Benefits may have deadlines, capacity, geographic or age limits and may evolve, be substituted, paused or end. Holding a collectible does not create a permanent promise of any specific utility.

No. STORE collectibles are intended for creative, game, narrative, membership and access use. They do not provide equity, dividends, revenue share or a guarantee of resale value, liquidity or profit.

No. Holding a collectible includes only the limited personal display license described in the Collector Terms. Copyright, trademarks, characters, lore and commercial rights remain with STORE, Problem and their licensors.

Yes. A read-only membership connection is free and should not request a token approval or transfer. Read every wallet message. A transaction involving an asset, payment or permission must be shown separately.

Each release will publish its own eligibility, claim window, shipping, taxes, location, capacity and registration details. A token is not a perpetual warehouse receipt, and travel or other event expenses are not included unless stated.

STORE cannot recover private keys or reverse blockchain transfers. Secure your seed phrase, verify official links and never send wallet secrets to support. STORE may restrict off-chain access connected to confirmed fraud or theft, but cannot rewrite the blockchain.