Hold Proud Lions Club or GUI LIONS on Aptos? One free Petra signature claims Ethernal Cubs whitelist spots. The rules, the cap and the fixes.
By Proud Lion Studios · 10 October 2026 · 6 min read
If you hold Proud Lions Club or GUI LIONS NFTs on Aptos, you can claim Ethernal Cubs whitelist spots by signing one free message in Petra on the whitelist board. Nothing bridges, nothing is sold, and the spots land on top of anything you earn from tasks.
This guide walks through the claim step by step, explains how many spots a holding is worth, and covers the two problems holders actually run into: keyless logins that cannot sign, and Petra holding an old connection. Everything here was checked against the live board and the Aptos chain on 10 October 2026. For every other route onto the list, see every way to earn a free mint spot.
Ethernal Cubs is made by Proud Lion Studios, the same studio behind Proud Lions Club and GUI LIONS. Both collections live on Aptos today. Ethernal Cubs is a new game with customizable, AI ready characters, and it mints on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer 2. Rather than leave the existing community behind on another chain, the whitelist reads what your Aptos wallet held and turns it into spots on the new list.
Your Lions stay exactly where they are. The claim only proves that a wallet is yours. It does not move, lock, burn or list anything.
Collection names are not unique on Aptos. There are copycat collections named exactly "Proud Lions Club" and "GUI LIONS" from other creators, so the board never trusts a name. It checks the on-chain collection ID. These are the two that count, as read from the Aptos indexer on 10 October 2026:
0xdcf9ff44...cabfd3d25
0x54231f4f...dd9d42bb6
If a marketplace shows you a Lion whose collection ID does not match, it will not earn a spot, whatever the name says.
The rule shown on the board is short:
Some worked examples, using that rule for a single wallet:
Each spot is one sealed Orb you can mint on the day. The cap exists because the drop is 3,333 Orbs in total, and without it a handful of large holders would have taken a big share of the whole list before anyone else had a chance.
Holdings are counted from a snapshot that has already been taken, not from what your wallet holds today. So:
That last point matters if your Lions are spread across several wallets. Verify each wallet that held them at the snapshot. Every wallet adds its own spots, until you reach the cap of 30.
If you have not set up your Ethereum side yet, read which wallets work with Robinhood Chain first. You only need it ready to sign in now. ETH for gas matters on mint day, not today.
Being careful here is right. "Sign this message" is also what wallet drainers ask for, so it is worth knowing exactly what this one does.
Some Aptos accounts are created by logging in with Google or another social account instead of a seed phrase. These keyless accounts cannot produce the kind of signature the board checks. If you see "That wallet cannot sign", connect the wallet that actually holds your Lions, one with its own private key, such as a standard Petra account.
A different message, "No account from that wallet", usually means the wallet is locked or never shared an account. Unlock Petra or reconnect it, and try again before switching wallets.
The most common phone problem is Petra saying "Encryption key does not match" and staying on its own screen. That means Petra is holding an old link to the site. The board notices when you come back empty handed and offers a one tap fix. If that does not clear it, open Petra, go to Settings, then Connected apps, remove Ethernal Cubs, come back and tap Continue with Petra again.
If you cancel the signature by accident, nothing breaks. The board tells you the wallet did not sign, and you can tap Sign and verify again.
Verify before the board closes. The allowlist is built from the board, so a wallet you have not verified by then does not add spots. On mint day you mint from the Ethereum wallet you signed in with, on Robinhood Chain, with a little ETH for gas. The Orb is free.
No. Nothing bridges. Your Lions stay on Aptos, and the Orb mints on Robinhood Chain to your Ethereum wallet.
Yes. Holder spots come on top of anything you earn from tasks, quizzes, games or partner collections on the board.
Only if it was in your wallet at the snapshot, which has already been taken. A wallet with no Lions at the snapshot still verifies, and it can still count for partner collections, but it earns no holder spots.
The board is built around Petra, because that is where these collections are held. Whatever you use, it must be a wallet with its own key that can sign messages.
Lions holders were the first community behind Proud Lion Studios, and Ethernal Cubs is the next game from the same team: Cubs you build and customize, a game to play them in, and an AI companion that will come later. Claim your spots before Wednesday 28 October at ethernalcubs.ai.
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