Set up your collection, then lock the character and visual direction that will shape every NFT.
Links appear on your collection and are saved at launch.
Your character reference locks identity and provenance. Your description, traits, composition, art style and collection size also become public launch details and cannot change. Buyers can see them from the start. The mint starts when the raise opens. When the raise reaches its target, the mint graduates and you unlock Studio to create the final art from those details.
Every collection uses the same minting curve. Prices rise as people buy and fall as they sell. Your collection size sets a raise target of $11,110 (paid in ETH). You cannot set the price yourself. Each NFT’s traits are selected using your rarity weights and publicly available random seeds.
Each trade during the raise includes a fixed 0.5% fee for you and a 0.75% platform fee. You do not receive the funds raised or free tokens. To hold tokens, you need to buy them. An optional purchase is included in the launch transaction and shown on the collection page. Creator fees accrue for you to collect from that page whenever you choose.
The raise lasts up to 14 days. If it does not reach its target, holders can return their tokens for a share of the remaining funds. This may be less than they paid.
Trade collection tokens first. During the raise, buyers hold tokens rather than finished NFTs. At this size, the starting price is $1.97, reaching $7.13 if the raise meets its target. Anyone can buy from launch; there is no waiting list.
One whole token can become one NFT. Once the mint graduates, holders can mint NFTs for the whole tokens in their wallet. Fractions remain collection tokens.
Trading continues after graduation. Two thirds of the tokens are sold during the raise. The remaining third is reserved for a Uniswap trading pool. Its liquidity tokens, which control withdrawals from the pool, are destroyed by default.
Sold out means every NFT has been minted. This is separate from graduation. NFTs can be minted before their finished artwork is revealed.
The creator publishes the final art. NFTs show an NFS animation until the creator finishes the artwork in Studio and publishes it with the collection details.