$3,500 top offer yet no one wants to sell their @QuantumsHQ NFT
here’s why, every Quantum NFT gives a share of fee from reserve when burnt
that reserve is 2% from trading fee, sitting in tokenized SPY
but here’s the best part
NFT supply is 4,000
no mint, 1 NFT is randomly minted to a holder (token weighted) every hour
and holders don’t need to sell to realize profit creating scarcity
TLDR
hold tokens -> possibly get a mint -> burn for fee % or sell in secondary
higher trading volume -> more fees -> more claim
so no one wants to sell.
gud flywheel tek
Quantum #1291 minted to 0x9B15…2faC
Green, metallic finish, oval pupil, Crown
Backing is now 106 SPY, about $82,187
Next draw in 59 minutes
https://t.co/zJp4NlNPjV
Quantum #1690 minted to 0x0848…80Ae
Violet, metallic finish, oval pupil, Mog Shade
Backing is now 97 SPY, about $75,047
Next draw in 59 minutes
https://t.co/XhmAWcTHNr
Every NFT launch has the same fifteen minutes:
Gas war, bots, sold out, and by the time it mints out, few wallets hold a third of the supply and the minting hype dried, people move on
Quantums does not have those fifteen minutes
It has 4,000 hours: one piece, every hour, on the hour, to a holder picked at random and weighted by balance. Nobody can buy in early because there is nothing to buy in to, nobody can bot it because there is no mint to bot
That is 166 days of one thing happening over and over, at 3am, at noon, on Christmas, whether anyone is watching or not. You might be holding $QUANT during your birthday, and get a legendary NFT gift
Nobody accumulates a stack of these quickly. If you end up with many, it is because you held through months. That is a different kind of holder than someone who won a click
Slowly, then all at once, Quantums supply distribution ends in February