We deployed a smarter minting mode for highly competitive drops with very limited supply.
Before this, if a drop only had a few NFTs left, the bot might still send transactions from every selected wallet. That could waste gas, especially when most of those wallets had no real chance because the supply was already gone or almost gone.
Now, for aggressive low-supply mints, MintDash checks the remaining supply before firing wallets. If there are only a few tokens left, it only sends the number of wallets that actually make sense. If the drop is already sold out, it avoids firing doomed wallets.
We also added better gas protection. The system now respects hard gas caps, so retry logic and replacement transactions do not silently push above the user-approved limit.
On top of that, we added safer nonce handling. That means the bot is more careful about using the same wallet nonce across fast sends and replacements, reducing the chance of duplicate or conflicting transactions.
Finally, we added better reporting behind the scenes: MintDash can now track how long it takes from “fire” to RPC submit, RPC acknowledgement, and landed transaction. That gives us cleaner data for improving mint speed over time.
In short: this deploy makes competitive minting smarter, less wasteful, and easier to measure.
1/8 MintDash has an access tier for every type of minter—from testing with one wallet to operating high-volume fleets.
Here’s what each tier includes and what changes as you move up 🧵👇