WANTED, GRADED OR RAW: BAYC Member Adam Weitsman Puts A $100K Bounty On The First 1/1 Mudwater Card Pulled!
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There’s a small fortune hidden deep in the Mudwater, and the only question is: who’s going to wade in and find it?!
Late Friday night, notable NFT collector Adam Weitsman put up a six-figure bounty for whoever pulls the first one of one trading card from Yuga Labs’ new phygital trading card game, Mudwater!
“Confirming my $100000 bounty on the first unique 1/1 pulled Mudwater card.”
As the Gazette previously reported, Yuga Labs stealth launched its first ever trading card game, Mudwater, in partnership with Orange Cap Games during ApeFest 2026 at Beeple Studios.
To celebrate the launch, everyone in attendance was gifted a Mudwater game set featuring a box containing 24 packs of cards. Meanwhile, every Bored Ape and Mutant Ape was paired with an airdropped ERC-6551 Totem, inviting holders to claim 10 packs per BAYC and two packs per MAYC between now and January 19, 2027!
In total, 71.34% of Mudwater's 10,000-box supply was allocated for distribution to Apes, Mutants, and ApeFest attendees, with Yuga Labs also planning to distribute packs to partner communities across ApeChain and other onboarding activaitons.
Unlike traditional trading card games or NFTs, Mudwater collectibles are both digital and physical. Every card someone pulls onchain is backed by a physical counterpart, bringing a whole new meaning to the idea of phygital collectibles!
In total, the collection features eight elusive one of one cards, and while we don't know where they are, we do know that they look like. Check them out below:
Following Weitsman's $100,000 bounty announcement, individual Mudwater packs have been trading for around 0.94 SOL, or approximately $95 USD, according to OpenSea. Meanwhile, physical Mudwater boxes from ApeFest have reportedly been selling on eBay for between $1,100 and $1,700 throughout the day!
For more information on Mudwater or to claim your packs, visit Yuga Labs’ website here: https://mudwater.bayc.com
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