WELCOME TO THE
EMERGEPUNKS CLUB
EmergePunks is a collection of 999 adorable Emerge logos with different traits. Each EmergePunk is unique and algorithmically generated from over 60 possible traits, such as headwear, eye wear, ornaments, and more. All EmergePunks are eccentric, but some are more exotic and legendary than others.
EmergePunks are stored as ERC-721 tokens (NFTs) on the Polygon blockchain and their metadata is hosted on IPFS. Minting an unique EmergePunk is virtually free; all you have to pay is the gas fee for the transaction on Polygon. Once you mint an EmergePunk, it is yours forever (unless you sell it).
MINT YOUR EMERGEPUNK
Sorry, you are too late! The EmergePunks have all been minted. View the collection on OpenSea.
RARITY OF EMERGEPUNKS
The rarity of a particular EmergePunk is determined by the different traits. There are 6 different types of EmergePunks with distinct traits grouped under 5 rarity categories: 1. Exotic, 2. Legendary, 3. Rare, 4. Uncommon, and 5. Common.
Exotic
Legendary
Rare
Uncommon
Common
QUICK START GUIDE: HOW TO GET AN EMERGEPUNK
If you are new to collecting NFTs, here is how to get started. We recommend doing this from a personal machine that you own.
Download and set up your MetaMask wallet. Be sure to safely record your recovery phrase! You’ll need it to access your wallet in the future.
Connect your wallet and add the Polygon network to MetaMask.
Receive MATIC from our faucet to pay for gas fees. This will only work if you have no MATIC in your wallet.
Mint your EmergePunk. Only one EmergePunk mint allowed at a time.
View your freshly minted EmergePunk on OpenSea. It will take a few minutes after minting until your NFT is visible on OpenSea.
WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?
We are launching this project for fun and to contribute to the NFT collectible ecosystem. Unlike most other NFT projects, we are giving away our NFTs for free. Who knows, they might be worth something in the future, so hold on to yours tightly! If you want to learn more about what NFTs are and how they work, here’s a good article by The Verge.