❓FAQ Smart Contract

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IPFS, or InterPlanetary File System, is a decentralized storage network that allows users to store and share files across a distributed network of computers. Unlike traditional centralized servers, IPFS uses a peer-to-peer approach to file storage, which makes it more resilient and less reliant on any single server like the Blockchain.

IPFS is the best way for uploading NFT images due to its decentralized nature. The price includes a one-year upload to IPFS for your NFT image files, which will be automatically stored. Keep in mind that IPFS is decentralized but not permanent. A yearly fee is required to maintain your NFT media online. Alternatively, you can use your own IPFS file source.

The price includes a one-year upload to IPFS for your NFT image files, which will be automatically stored. Keep in mind, IPFS is decentralized but not permanent.

o maintain your NFT media online, a yearly fee is required. Alternatively, you can use your own IPFS file source.

No, you don't need any coding skills to use our smart contract creator service. Our platform is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive, allowing you to create and deploy smart contracts effortlessly.

Solana and all Ethereum-based EVM chains.

• Solana

• All Ethereum-based Chains

Our smart contract creator service is compatible with Solana and a variety of Ethereum-based EVM chains, including:

• Ethereum

• Polygon

• Avalanche

• Fantom

• Binance Smart Chain

• Arbitrum

• Optimism

By using our smart contract creator, you simplify the creation and deployment process, save time, and avoid the complexities of coding, all while ensuring your contracts are efficient and secure. All Smart Contracts are audited by 0xMacro

Yes, you can burn NFTs from your wallet. The process involves transferring the NFT to a burn address, effectively removing it from circulation.

It's used to verify NFT ownership efficiently, with iMintify handling under the hood.

1. Construct a Merkle tree using users' addresses and quantities.

2. Generate and store the proof for each leaf node off-chain.

3. Save the Merkle tree root on the NFT smart contract.

4. During minting, verify users' addresses and quantities with the smart contract. If a user's proof is valid, they are allowed to mint."

Unfortunately, according to the NFT Drop contract we are using, it is not possible to recover the reveal password. So please keep it safe!

Our service includes features such as contract templates, automated deployment, and integration with popular blockchain networks like Solana and Ethereum-based EVM chains.

• Lazy mint

• Allow list

• Royalties

• Release schedule

• Whitelist Access

• Low fees

• IPFS Upload

• Reveal options

• Bulk Upload images

• Mint button

• NFT Webstie

There is nothing to worry about, just a default warning. When you get the warning: This dApp could be malicious. Do not proceed. The reason, we are new to Solana and waiting for the Whitelist from Solana.

To Proceed, you need to click the link below the close button "Procced anyway (unsafe)"

And the next step, "Confirm (unsafe)

We assure you that this warning is merely a gatekeeper precaution to safeguard the website from potential threats. We are a registered company in the Netherlands, collaborating with reputable developers in the industry. Not have to worry about potential threats. We are waiting for the Whitelist, but Blowfish is not that fast. We can assure you we aren't on any blacklist, just waiting for the whitelist.

The Candy Machine is a smart contract deployed on the Solana blockchain that automates NFT drops. It allows creators to manage minting and metadata storage for their NFT collections.

The smart contract must match the network selected in your wallet. For example, if your wallet is connected to the devnet, ensure it's set to devnet. Likewise, if it's on the mainnet, switch to mainnet. Misalignment can lead to errors. Currently Phantom wallet for Solana, doesn't allow to automatically switch to the right chain.

When you get this warning for Solana please contact support to solve this.