April, 2023 update: To join the Multiavatar NFT allowlist, register on Spearmint.
Multiavatar NFT allowlisting (aka whitelisting) is now live!
To add your Ethereum address to the Allowlist, sign up for the Multiavatar account, open your account settings, connect your Web3 wallet (e.g. MetaMask), and sign the validation message.
2. Open your account settings and find the NFT Earlybird List tab.
3. Connect your Web3 wallet such as MetaMask, and sign the message to validate the ownership of your Ethereum address.
4. After the successful validation, your Ethereum address will be included in the Multiavatar NFT Allowlist and displayed in your Multiavatar account settings.
We will notify you by email, associated with your Multiavatar account, about important events related to the Multiavatar NFT minting.
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While preparing for an NFT collection release, there are many things to consider and get ready for. Protecting NFT collection’s intellectual property is the area that needs special attention for a project such as Multiavatar NFT.
Because the upcoming Multiavatar NFT collection assets are already available online through the Multiavatar library, we see a lot of illegitimate NFT projects that are infringing copyrights by using Multiavatar against the license.
Since there can exist only one official Multiavatar NFT collection, in the Multiavatar license, under the Restrictions section, it is prohibited to use the Multiavatar library for NFT projects.
Despite these restrictions, people are making Multiavatar fakes and presenting them as original NFT collections.
The good news is that it is easy to take down similar illegitimate projects from the OpenSea NFT marketplace by simply filling this form.
Fake Multiavatar NFT is no longer available on OpenSea
We don’t bother to take down all fakes, only the most damaging. Because of the low-effort presentation and no official communication, Multiavatar NFT fakes usually have zero volume, and therefore create no actual damage.
In 2021 Autumn, there was a fake Multiavatar NFT project with significant ETH volume. We took down it from OpenSea because it was illegitimate and copyright infringing. Unfortunately, in that situation, people lost their investments as their NFTs became worthless.
Last year, when fakes started popping everywhere, it became clear, that it’s time to announce and start working on the official Multiavatar NFT collection.
Since then, a lot of work has been done on many different levels. The progress is good, but there is no rush with the release. We are thinking long-term and building a strong foundation for the NFT collection.
To protect the official Multiavatar NFT from fakes, we will use “multiavatar” OpenSea URLs, and to prevent scam attempts, we will only communicate from our official social network accounts that share the same “multiavatar” username.
That’s it for now. Take care and don’t fall for scams!
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In the near future, it will be possible to mint Multiavatar non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as digital collectibles on the Multiavatar website using the MetaMask wallet.
Each Multiavatar NFT will be associated with a unique string and avatar image that will be chosen by the user who mints the token.
Multiavatar NFT tokens will be based on the Ethereum blockchain, ERC-721 token standard, which means that you will be able to import and trade Multiavatar NFTs on OpenSea, and other NFT marketplaces.
Testnet NFTs in the MetaMask wallet
Tokens associated with meaningful strings (e.g. Ethereum, Satoshi, BTC, Doge, and similar) will be more rare than tokens associated with random strings.
The Multiavatar NFT release date is yet to be announced. More details will be released gradually.
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