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# NFT

> 1. NFT pledge mining will be activated after the pre-sale.
> 2. When minting NFT, you need to use ETH and LGP tokens.
> 3. The initial NFT minting price is: 0.01 ETH + 10U worth of LGP

## Rules and Cautions

{% hint style="info" %}

* For every 100 NFTs minted, the NFT price increases by 0.01 ETH + 10U of LGP

(Example: 1st-100th mint NFT is 0.01ETH + 10U worth of LGP，The 101st-200th mint NFT is 0.02ETH + 20U worth of LGP, and so on)
{% endhint %}

> 1. The ETH obtained during the minting process will automatically go into the treasury and be used for voting investments
> 2. The USDT obtained during the minting process is automatically added to the liquidity
> 3. The LGP generated during the casting of NFT will be automatically burned into a black hole.

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