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# Basic Drop

Welcome to Basic NFT Drop, a platform that makes digital art accessible, reveals hidden digital treasures, explores the future of collectibles, elevates the NFT experience, and embraces innovation. Your entry point to an exclusive NFTs Journey, where technology and art meet. Invest in the digital Renaissance by joining the NFT movement.

All you need is to provide us with the following data

#### Your Info

* Your contact email
* Your name

####  project info

* name/website/Twitter/Discord/Telegram/other social accounts
* highlight/Description/Tags/Features/NFT Utility
* Roadmap/Whitepaper
* Project Team
* Investors & Advisors
* Other
* Project logo  350\*350px
* Project Banner 1400\*350px

#### NFT Collection info

* Collection Name
* Symbol
* NFT Description
* Total Supply
* NFT Mint price SOL 0 for free mint
* lunch date At least 2 days from the date of application submission
* End date  up to 30 days

#### [NFT assets](/docs/nft-assets.md)

* single image 
* Multi images UP TO 10 images
* NFT Generator "Create and launch your randomly generated NFT collection".

#### Features and services

* Mint page 
* Banner on the platform's home page
* Announcement on our social media accounts

#### [Fees and Commission](https://d.solnm.com/fees-and-commission)

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#### [Apply](https://solnm.com/)&#x20;


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