MonsterBuds — bred NFT cannabis-inspired strains that use a unique naming convention to explore the realm of fictional strains in addition to a few very rare, real strains, added to makeup. You will be able to buy, sell, breed and smoke these buds.
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Features of the Monsterbuds site
10,420 unique hand-drawn and software-generated Buds will be released and will be available to the Mint for 0.070874 ETH.
They will be assigned, using an exclusive custom-made algorithm. Using modern web technologies, you can create special editions of MonsterBuds as you build partnerships. Some of the partnerships already include, but are not limited to: cannabis and the music industry, guest artists and musicians, and leading brands.
Unique features of the project:
| Breeding | Users will be able to breed 2 MonsterBuds. Each Generation 1 kidney automatically starts with two breeds. Users can send invitations to reproduce, allowing owners to charge a fee for permission to reproduce with them. The dilution recovery time - 420 hours. |
| Smoking | Smoking MonsterBud will be the equivalent of a “Like” button. The team uses this for contests and weekly prizes for the most smoky buds. For example, by smoking a bud 3 times in a row, the user can earn a new breed. The smoking recovery time - 420 minutes. |
There are three types of MonsterBuds - Sativas, Indicas and Hybrids. Each species will include the following main characteristics: THC Amount, CBD Amount, Master Color. Take advantage of one of the bonuses to purchase seeds. The seeds will turn into your full-fledged MonsterBud in 5 days! Check them every 24 hours to see how your bud is doing.
More about smart contract and social networks
The site has a WhitePaper document. With its help, each participant can study the project in more detail. Also, a short description is on the main page. The RoadMap section marks the release of the next updates.
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