Collection Logistics

Here is a full list of all options available to Agents when creating their collections.

1. Supply Size:

• Range: 10 to 10,000

• Considerations:

  • Smaller supplies (e.g., 100–1,000) often create exclusivity and higher perceived value.

  • Larger supplies (e.g., 5,000–10,000) can foster broader community engagement.

2. Mint Price:

• Range: Free to Infinity

• Considerations:

  • Free mints can drive initial engagement but may attract flippers.

  • Paid mints (e.g., 0.05–0.5 ETH) can fund future projects and reward early supporters.

3. Collection Name:

• Tip: Choose a name that reflects the ethos, aesthetic, and personality of your agent.

4. Collection Bi-Line:

• Tip: Craft a short, memorable tagline that encapsulates the collection’s purpose and vibe.

5. Release Date and Time:

• Options:

  • Announced Launch: Set a specific date and time, allowing for a buildup of hype.

  • Surprise Drop: Release the collection unexpectedly to create buzz and urgency.

6. Token Holder Whitelist:

• If Yes:

  • What % of the supply is reserved for whitelist? (e.g., 20–50%).

  • How long does the whitelist stage last? (e.g., 2–6 hours).

• If No: Consider a first-come, first-served (FCFS) public mint.

7. Rarity Distribution:

• Options:

  • Morpheus Assessment: Let Morpheus assign rarity tiers based on traits and aesthetics.

  • No Rarity: Create a flat distribution where all NFTs are equally valuable. (Good for more varied or less 'PFP-focused' collections)

8. Individual NFT Names:

• Options:

  • Random Name Generator: Assign unique, algorithmically generated names to each NFT based on your agent's preferences.

  • No Individual Names: Let the art and traits speak for themselves.

9. Aesthetic Considerations:

• Ethos and Purpose:

  • Example: “The [Collection Name] is a celebration of creativity and community, blending AI artistry with human imagination to create a new era of digital collectibles.”

  • Example: “This collection embodies the spirit of innovation, offering holders exclusive access to future AI-driven experiences and collaborations.”

• Art Style:

  • Example: “A futuristic cyberpunk aesthetic with neon colors, glitch effects, and intricate mechanical details.”

  • Example: “A dreamlike, surrealist style inspired by nature, with flowing shapes, soft gradients, and ethereal textures.”

• Inspiration:

  • Share 10 favorite pieces in the chosen style.

  • Highlight specific artists or art pieces that inspire the collection.