Blokyz: NFTs and physical collectibles, with a multisig change announced by the project

This review uses the source record dated 2026-10-12. Announcements describe that period and should not be read as current mint or participation invitations.

What is the project

The available official statements about Blokyz describe NFT ownership and physical collectibles under the same brand. The posts and site view used in this review were recorded on September 3, 2026. August mint announcements are not used as new sale or participation calls in this article.

The project connects a limited item with the highest-bidding participants. A subsequent short clarification identifies it as a physical Bloky. This distinction prevents physical item counts from being substituted for NFT collection supply; sharing a brand does not prove they are the same asset.

What the project says

The official account announces that contract ownership was moved to a wallet signed by multiple people following concerns about funds being centralized in a single wallet. Signers are also named by their handles. This is the project's own account of the change; the signing threshold, permission scope and on-chain implementation were not verified here.

Saying a multisig is used does not by itself show which contract actions each person can perform. The signing threshold and permission scope were not verified independently; the announcement is not presented as a security audit or assurance that funds cannot be used.

Another post says Blokyz is live on GONDI and holders can borrow, lend, buy, sell and trade with the collection. This integration statement claims to expand the product's uses; no transaction was made on the platform for this review.

A transparency report for the raffle was also announced. The project says rules were locked on-chain before entry opened and the algorithm was designed to produce a healthy distribution. This statement is not used as an independently recomputed result demonstrating that the algorithm was actually applied under those rules.

NFT

The NFT collection and physical Bloky are not assumed to provide the same delivery or access rights. An announcement identifying who receives a physical item does not establish that every NFT holder receives one.

Announced GONDI use also supplies no floor-price or liquidity measurement. No collection contract address sourced to the official account and intended for publication in this article is used from the records examined; no market price is given.

What to watch

First, the transaction showing the contract ownership change and the new wallet's signing threshold should be visible in the same source chain. The transparency report's rules should be compared with the realized raffle result.

Physical collectible delivery and rights terms should be read separately. Rights attached to NFT ownership, an item won through bid ranking and financing available on a separate platform should not be combined into a single promise.

Conclusion

Blokyz's official announcements describe NFT use, physical collectibles and multisig control through separate details. Their implications for delivery, contract permissions and raffle outcomes have not been independently demonstrated here.