GENLOSS mint is live: https://t.co/rYaQ51FQq4
5,000 pieces on GL-36, each NFT is 36 bytes on Solana
0.01 SOL to the creator + 0.00018 SOL rent per NFT. No protocol fee on mint
The art stays hidden until the mint closes, then comes from a slot hash nobody can pick in advance
GENLOSS mint opens in 1 hour: https://t.co/rYaQ51GofC
5,000 pieces on GL-36, each NFT is 36 bytes on Solana.
0.01 SOL to the creator + 0.00018 SOL rent per NFT.
Every piece is a generated image saved as JPEG until it fell apart.
How GL-36 assigns token content: when a mint closes, the program waits 32 slots and uses that slot's hash as entropy. Each token's seed is sha256(domain ‖ collection ‖ entropy ‖ id)
The creator doesn't hold a secret and can't choose the result
https://t.co/Vxio2fh5Rj
@a_milz great guide. we built GL-36 around this: rent is read from the sysvar on every op, and withdraw_excess sends the surplus to the collection creator after each rent step. no hardcoded values anywhere
@Dodecahedr0x@dioxuslabs@exoaursen reactive RPC hooks + GL-36 would be a fun combo: a whole NFT collection is one account, so one subscription = live owners and listings for every token. might build a demo on this
@anza_xyz 4.4 is the release that carries the last rent steps down to 696 lamports/byte. we built GL-36 for exactly this: rent is read from the sysvar on every op and withdraw_excess sends the surplus back to the creator when it drops
An NFT is 36 bytes!
GL-36 is an NFT standard for Solana: 32 bytes for the owner, 4 for the price. A whole collection is one account, trading is built in, and rent is 48× lower than a classic NFT.
https://t.co/Vxio2fhDGR
GENLOSS Genesis mint soon
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@JamesTatetJas Yes, every instruction writes the collection account, so writes contend within one collection. The budget is 12M CU per writable account per block, which is about 4,000 mints or buys per block, or about 30,000 transfers. Different collections never contend with each other