How To Secure An Invisible Friends NFT

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Early in December, Random Character Collective announced that Invisible Friends will primarily be sold through presale/whitelist and that interested buyers could qualify for the whitelist by holding other Collective projects.

That news shot up the price of those collections, SlimHoods and MoodRollers, which now have a floor price of 0.789 and 0.76 ETH, respectively. At one time, SlimHoods were less than 0.01 ETH.

On Jan. 3, RCC clarified the whitelist qualifications, saying any wallet with 4 points (each SlimHoods and Mood Rollers NFT being worth one point) would qualify to mint Invisible Friends. There will be an unannounced snapshot at a later date, and the top 2,500 wallets will qualify, and any holders with 2 points entered into a raffle for the remaining spots.

According to this summary on Dune.xyz from @darkbgreenm, there are currently 754 wallets with 4 points. If the snapshot was taken right now, those with 3 points would be whitelisted and the 1,317 wallets with 2 points would be entered into a raffle for the remaining 1,249 spots.

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All whitelist spots are good for one mint.

As of Jan. 5, Random Character Collective has not announced a snapshot. There are also other ways to be whitelisted like being a “valuable community member” or through other projects offering spots.

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A veteran journalist and editor with more than a decade's worth of experience, TD helped a small community newspaper in Vermont win a New England Newspaper Association Right to Know Award in 2014. TD helped compile five years' worth of invoices to uncover a long-established practice of small-town government officials paying themselves six figures to do small jobs around town. TD discovered NFTs with Top Shot in 2021 and his first NFTs on ETH were saving two Mooncats. He is now the proud owner of Rowhome #61 and 1,300 other NFTs of questionable value. He also sent 4 ETH to a fake Mekaverse site and wants Lucky Trader readers to avoid the same fate.

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