Support
MarkdownMint a pass at the campaign price. The pass holds what you paid and shows you backed the creator. It can't be sold or transferred unless the creator allows it.
Minting
The mint stays open for the window the creator picked, and a capped campaign stops minting when it sells out. You can mint several passes in one transaction. A USDC campaign asks you to approve the amount first, then mint.
- Allowlist
- A creator can keep the start of the mint for allowlisted wallets, one pass each, then open it to everyone. Or keep the whole mint allowlist only.
What your pass holds
The upfront share leaves at mint. The rest stays in the pass: all of it until the stream starts, then less every second until the stream ends.
- Transfers after the stream
- Passes can't be sent or sold while they're locked. A creator can have them unlock when the stream ends.
Questions
No. It's patronage, closer to Patreon than to a token sale. There may be no financial return. Your protection is the right to leave and take back what's left.
Not while it's locked. A creator can have passes unlock when the stream ends. The campaign terms say if they do.
Ethereum mainnet. You need ETH or USDC for the pass price, depending on the campaign, and ETH for gas.