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NFT Drops on WAX

Claim NFTs the moment they are minted. Drops on MintyBlocks run in timed stages with their own prices and whitelists, cap how many each wallet can take, and settle random reveals with WAX on-chain randomness — so the NFT you receive is decided by the chain, not by the creator.

How WAX NFT drops work

What is an NFT drop on WAX?
A drop is a timed sale where a creator mints NFTs directly to buyers, rather than listing NFTs that already exist. You claim from the drop and the NFT is minted to your wallet in the same transaction, so there is no seller on the other side and nothing to outbid.
What are drop stages?
A drop can run in several stages, each with its own price, time window and eligibility. A creator typically opens a whitelist stage first at a lower price, then a public stage. Stages run in sequence, so the price you pay depends on which stage is live when you claim.
Why is there a per-wallet limit?
Creators can cap how many NFTs a single wallet may claim, either overall or within a cooldown period. The limit is enforced by the contract rather than the interface, so it applies no matter how you claim.
What does it cost to claim a drop?
You pay the stage price set by the creator, plus WAX network resources for the transaction itself. Claiming also writes a small amount of data on chain — roughly 100 bytes per claim — and that storage is paid for by the creator out of the RAM they deposited for the drop, not by you.
Are drop reveals fair?
Drops that mint a random NFT from a pool use WAX on-chain randomness (ORNG) to pick the result. The randomness is requested from the chain and settled in a later transaction, so neither the creator nor MintyBlocks can see or influence which NFT you receive.