Part 2: Edit Drop Settings
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How to Find Your Collection: Click the "My Profile" button at the top right, and choose "My Collections" option.
After locating your collection, click the "Edit Details" button, and then find "Drop Settings" in the sidebar.
Click it to view the drop page. You can also find the "View Drop" button on the "Design Drop Page" page.
Limited edition：Limited Edition NFTs refer to digital artworks or collectibles with a capped supply, meaning only a fixed number of tokens will ever be minted. Each limited edition NFT is often individually numbered, enhancing its scarcity and collectible value.
Open edition：Open Edition NFTs have no fixed minting limit. They can be minted without restrictions during a specific time window, allowing more people to acquire the piece. However, they are typically less scarce compared to limited editions.
Before the official reveal of the NFT, you can display a placeholder image stored on-chain (a single image), maintaining the project's mystery. Once revealed, buyers will see the actual NFT they’ve acquired.
The pre-reveal image will upload to de the decentralized server (IPFS) and save to your contract.
Note: Once the first NFT is minted, the "Total Supply" and "Mint Start Date & Time" cannot be changed.
In each mint stage, you need to specify the sale price, duration, and whether to limit the maximum mint quantity for the stage and the number of NFTs each wallet can mint. Every Drop ends with a public sale, where anyone in the ecosystem can mint from the NFT collection. Here's a sample setup for a public stage:
You can also add a "presale" stage. In this stage, you'll provide a list of wallet addresses (Allowlist) that can mint from the collection before the general public. You can also set the maximum mint quantity for each address in the Allowlist.
Complete the Drop Settings as prompted. We recommend saving a draft first and publishing after completing the Design Drop Page.
