Falcon Finance: The first NFT series is about to launch, with a total supply of 3,500 units.
Foresight News reports that Falcon Finance has announced the upcoming launch of its first NFT series, "Perryverse." Users are required to stake 1,000 FF to gain a chance to enter the whitelist, with winners randomly selected from eligible stakers. Each NFT egg is unique, featuring different colors, hidden rarity, and mysterious boosts, with holders unable to know the rarity before the reveal. The total NFT supply is 3,500. The whitelist mint price is 1,000 FF, while the public mint price is 2,000 FF. Eligible stakers or whitelist users who miss the minting window can enjoy a special mint price of 1,900 FF (a 5% discount). Key dates include: October 20, FF staking snapshot; October 21, whitelist eligibility announcement; October 22, whitelist minting begins; October 23-24, public minting opens (2,000 FF, or 1,900 FF with staking discount). To participate: stake 1,000 FF before October 20, check the whitelist results on October 21, mint Perry on October 22 if whitelisted, or join the public mint on October 23 if not.
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