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# Participating in the Drop

For participation in the genesis Drop, the main goal is to support a fair launch, where everyone will have an equal opportunity to mint an NFT.

In order to achieve this, tickets will be available for purchase before an NFT can be minted and will be redeemable for an NFT of equal size. Tickets will be released over a span of several weeks, so there should be no rush to secure a ticket on day one, which helps to mitigate the possibility of a gas war. Once a ticket is acquired, it guarantees the ability to mint a corresponding NFT.

Be sure to read through this section to learn more about how tickets and minting NFTs work.


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