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# NFT Minting

## Season 1 NFT Sale

**Amount : 5,000 Boxes**

**Date : July 11th, 2022**

**Minting Price : 5,000 MEV**

~~**Round 1 (OG) : 11:00AM - 11:30AM  UTC (20:00 \~ 20:30 KST)**~~ \
~~**- Total of 100 Boxes to mint**~~\
~~- Only Sigma, Omega Formulator holders can participate~~

~~**Round 2 (Whitelist) : 12:00PM - 12:30PM UTC (21:00 \~ 21:30 KST)**~~\
~~**- Total of 2,500 Boxes to mint**~~\
~~- Community Event participants~~\
~~- Alpha, Sigma, Omega Formulator holders~~\
~~- Genesis NFT Holders~~

Changed NFT Minting Schedule is as follows.

~~**Round 2 Whitelist Round: 11:00 to 11:30 UTC, July 12 (650 Boxes)**~~

* ~~Alpha, Sigma, Omega Formulator Holder~~
* ~~Community Event Whitelist~~
* ~~Genesis NFT holder~~

~~**Round 3 Public Round: 12:00 to 12:30 July 12 (1500 boxes)**~~

* ~~Anyone can participate~~

**Round 4 Round: July 21  to July 26  (1890 boxes)**

* Anyone can participate
* Minting Price : 6,000 MEV

**\*\* You can only mint up to 3 heroes in one transaction**

**\*\* But there is no limit per wallet (a wallet can have more than 3 heroes)**


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