Gemesis is an ERC-721 token minted on the Ethereum blockchain. In essence, it is a gift from the Gem team to the Gem community to mark the launch of OpenSea Pro.

Each community NFT’s rank trait will correspond to the date of the first buy transaction a user conducted using Gem. Therefore, the earlier a user bought an NFT on Gem, the lower their rank number will be.

As such, rank numbers will be assigned irrespective of the time of mint and instead will be based on the chronological purchase history using Gem, turning each individual user into a unique piece of the puzzle.

Gemesis is a free mint. Eligible users will only incur gas fees during the mint.

Gemesis is a gift from the Gem team to the Gem community to mark the launch of OpenSea Pro. More importantly, we wanted to seize this moment to express our immense gratitude for the consistent support from Gem users on whose shoulders we stand.

Qualified users who bought at least 1 NFT on Gem in the past will be eligible for the mint. No action is needed to be added to the allowlist - qualified users will be automatically added.

This includes users of both Gem V1 and Gem V2. The snapshot was taken on March 31, 2023. Participants can mint one NFT per allowlisted address.

Apart from gifting the NFT to our community, the core team and key contributors that have helped bring the long-term vision of OpenSea Pro to fruition will also be eligible to receive Gemesis NFTs.

Simply connect your wallet to the OpenSea website and hover over the mint button. If your wallet is on the allowlist, you will be able to click the mint button and prompt a mint transaction.

The final supply will depend on the demand for the collection, but the maximum number of NFTs will correspond to the number of allowlisted wallets.

No. Gemesis is a stand-alone collection that seeks to thank the Gem community for its unwavering support throughout our journey.

Gemesis NFTs are purely intended as a gesture of gratitude to thank the Gem community for its steadfast support. A Gemesis NFT signifies that the owner of a Gemesis NFT was an early Gem supporter.