Polymorph FAQs
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Polymorphs are unique pieces of the blockchain that morph art and technology. Polymorphs are able to scramble the traits of the NFT to completely recreate the way it looks. These NFTs are also connected to and controlled by the xyzDAO and the native $XYZ token. This means that the future of the polymorphs project is up to the hands of the community and fully decentralized.
Polymorphs are available on all secondary markets including the Marketplace (coming soon), OpenSea & Rarible.
Select a Polymorph on the and click the Scramble options button.
Scramble single trait is the default selected option in the modal window after you click the Scramble options button on the .
You can scramble unlimited times.
A genome is a unique number sequence in code of the NFT that attributes to the different traits of a Polymorph.
The initial fee to scramble a single trait is 0.01 ETH. This fee doubles with each scramble.
The fee to scramble all traits is always 0.01 ETH. If all traits are scrambled, the fee to scramble a single trait resets to 0.01 ETH.
You can view them on the MetaMask mobile app or any other app that allows you to view your NFTs.
We are working on a rarity chart that will change each time a polymorph is scrambled.
Yes, per the Terms of Service, art by xyzDAO is creative commons.
A ‘V’ badge will be displayed over it on the My NFTs page.
A ‘S’ badge will be displayed over it on the My NFTs page.
All traits have been scrambled.
Having a complete set, partial set, being naked and being virgin are some examples that make a polymorph “rare.”
Everything. You can scramble one trait or scramble all.
As of right now, no. You could check the address offering it for transactions.
The DAO receives all scrambling funds in the treasury.
As of right now, the easiest way to see this percentage is on OpenSea. We are working on a rarity chart.
That is up to the community to decide and speculate about.
Correct. Those are part of another drop coming later.
Yes. Polymorphs have been verified on .
By owning and then .