Where do I mint?
On Launch My NFT, the launchpad the collection is deployed through. The button in the Mint section takes you straight to the page — never mint from a link someone DMs you, and always check the URL before you sign anything.
What actually happens to the creator rewards?
They get claimed and split across four jobs: marketing the token and the NFT set, sweeping Pumpnuts off the NFT floor, buying $PNUTS back on the open market, and running costs. Everything swept and everything bought back gets burned. Nothing routes to a private wallet.
How many combinations are there really?
35 backgrounds × 32 back items × 14 bodies × 5 eyes × 6 mouths × 7 eyewear options × 34 hats = 111,955,200. The collection takes 3,333 of them, and once they are minted that is the whole set — the other hundred and eleven million never get drawn.
How big is the collection?
3,333 Pumpnuts, and that number never moves — except downwards, as creator rewards sweep the floor and burn what they buy. The Library on this page shows the pieces revealed so far; the rest land at mint.
Do I need to hold $PNUTS to mint?
No. The mint and the token are separate — you can hold one, the other, or both. They are wired together on the way back, though: creator rewards from $PNUTS are what sweep the NFT floor and burn what they buy.
How is rarity calculated?
Every trait carries a weight based on how often it appears across the 3,333. Halo hats, Transparent shells and Triple T backs sit at the deep end; plain colours and capes are common. A nut wearing two or three deep-end traits at once is exactly what the floor sweeps go looking for.
Is this financial advice?
It is a cartoon peanut in a crown. $PNUTS is a memecoin with no intrinsic value and no expectation of financial return — buy it because you think the shell is funny, and never with money you need back.