Connect a wallet, pick the three claims you would take first, and post them on Twitter. The signature files the application against your address; the tweet is what puts your ground on the record before the board opens.
Robinhood Chain (4663). Connecting reads two public facts about the address and nothing else. No transaction, no approval, no spend.
Three claims on the board. Plots that touch inside the same filon build a vein — +10% each — so where you take them matters as much as how many.
One signature files the application against your wallet — no gas, no approval, nothing sent — and opens the post on Twitter with your three claims in it.
Connect a wallet first. The map is public on the field — putting your name on three plots is what happens here.
A filed application is a statement of intent, not a purchase and not a right over a plot: the board is first-come on chain.