Minters
- Consists of a predetermined number of NFTs, already uploaded on IPFS, where the user can mint on Launchpad and sell on Marketplace.
- It has random / non-sequential minting that prevents sniping and MEV.
- Default time for Marketplace trading is two weeks upon launch. However, this can be changed after minter creation.
- Max number of tokens: 10,000.
- For smaller/fine art collections. Tokens are minted on demand. That means you can create a collection and add new NFTs over time to that same collection.
- The NFTs are minted to the creator's wallet at the moment of the collection creation. That means there is no mint revenue; the token can be added immediately for trading on Marketplace.
- publicworks.art is a generative platform similar to Art Blocks and fx(hash). It is the first of its kind in Cosmos.
- It generates the NFT image in real-time during the mint: neither the user nor the creator know what combination will be created.
- Allows updating the IPFS metadata/image of any NFT in a collection.
- Migrating a vending collection to a mutable collection is possible.
- With this minter, the minimum mint price is wavered. You may create a full free mint collection or a free whitelist collection with a paid public mint.
Open Edition Minter
- A single NFT that can be minted multiple times, within a time period. After the minter countdown ends, no more editions can be minted, including airdrops.
- An accessible way for creators to experiment, and for users to collect art pieces at an affordable price.
- Badges are NFTs POAPs. You may reward your community for participating in an event, or activity through badges.
- They can be either non-transferrable or transferrable.
- Badges are not sellable on Marketplace (yet).
- You may create a claimable badge that requires an action from the user, such as for an airdrop.
- Metadata for badges is written on-chain.
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