KishuCrate was essentially the Unifty/NFTMall interface template repurposed for Kishu's historical NFT farm experience. The upstream template repository was:

https://github.com/nfttoken/nftmall-unifty

The original Vercel example was also still visible here at the time this note was added:

https://nftmall-unifty.vercel.app/

The Kishu Community does not control either upstream link. They are included only for historical context; the screenshot below preserves the relevant visual reference.

The old archived KishuCrate interface can be viewed here:

https://kishucrate-interface-public.x26dotapp.workers.dev/

Static Kishu Crate interface for the historical Kishu NFT farm contracts.

This repository is being revived by the Kishu Community for transparency, preservation, and future cleanup work. It is a static Web3 frontend: there is no central application server, database, or admin panel in this repo.

• The site lists the known old Kishu Crate farm interfaces.
• Farm pages read Ethereum contract state and metadata.
• Wallet actions are sent through the visitor's wallet, normally MetaMask or a compatible injected wallet.
• Staking in the old flow tracked points.
• The revived interface has not verified a working points-to-NFT redemption path.
• Users should not stake WETH expecting NFT rewards from these historical contracts.

Public contract checks show the known historical controller/admin wallet for the old farms as:

0x90eAd86FCa54eE9a1FE1C55C0ACE5896f4319802

Etherscan: https://etherscan.io/address/0x90eAd86FCa54eE9a1FE1C55C0ACE5896f4319802

A static website redeploy cannot override Ethereum contract ownership. Admin-only changes require control of the authorized wallet or deployment of new contracts.

Older Kishu Crate copy and tutorials promoted staking as a path to earning NFTs. The revived interface avoids that claim because the old user experience tracked points, and the current recovery work has not verified a working points-to-NFT redemption path. Any future work should keep this distinction clear.

npm ci
npm test
npm run build

The build compiles Sass into assets/css/style.css. The project is deployed from GitHub through Cloudflare. Keep changes in Git first, then let Cloudflare deploy from the pushed branch.

Do not commit secrets, API keys, private keys, wallet seed phrases, or Cloudflare tokens to this repository. Use platform secrets or the local credential store for deployment credentials.