FAQ

- Is this collection 100% fully on-chain?

Yes. Each token is stored on-chain, including the metadata and artwork.

- What does edit metadata mean?

Metadata is stored on-chain and reflected in the tokenURI function in the contract. There's a special attribute called "Metadata" that can store a string (text) of up to 100 characters. That attribute is included when NFT marketplaces (Blur, OpenSea, etc) ask the contract for information about a token.

- What happens to burned art?

Burned tokens have their attributes wiped and artwork replaced with a special design. Burned tokens cannot be traded, since they're no longer owned by anyone.

- What’s the system UI font?

The system UI font is a way to ensure maximum artwork compatibility across devices and operating systems. Read more from Google.

- What are the token states for metadate/a?

Metadate/a tokens can be Edited or Not Edited. Tokens that are Edited can only be edited again if they are a Super Rare. Tokens that are Not Edited can be edited if they are a Blank, or if 4 other Common tokens are being burned.

- What is the burned token filter?

NFT marketplaces often implement filters for token attributes. Metadate/a tokens have a "Burned" attribute which can be used to filter out (or in) burned tokens on marketplaces.

- Why is (1) token already minted?

The contract was programmed to mint token ID #1 to auction for charity.