Overview
Mint Club is a no-code bonding-curve protocol for creating and trading tokens and NFTs. Anyone can deploy a token (ERC-20) or an NFT collection (ERC-1155) on a customizable bonding curve, with no smart-contract code and no seeded liquidity pool, and the asset is instantly mintable and burnable against its reserve.
For Hunt Town, Mint Club is both an active product and the protocol primitive that much of the ecosystem is built on. Co-op project tokens and legacy Mini Buildings are issued on its curves, and so were the tokens of many products in the Archives: Dixel Club, 1s.market, Memberify, Farcards, MCDegen, Hamcaster, PumpSea, Hyped.club and MintDrop.
What you can do
Create an ERC-20 token or ERC-1155 NFT on a bonding curve, choosing the curve shape and the reserve token that backs it.
Mint and burn against the curve: buying mints new supply and pushes price up along the curve; selling burns supply and returns reserve.
See Bonding Curves.
Creator tools
No-code tools for running an asset after launch:
Airdrops of tokens or NFTs to a list of recipients.
Lock-ups that hold supply for a set period, for vesting or team allocations.
Bulk sends of a token to many wallets in one transaction.
Staking pools that a creator funds with reward tokens.
Free minting by the creator under set conditions, for distribution, seeding or rewards.
Ownership transfer to another address, such as a multisig or a DAO.
Royalty claims for the royalties the creator earns on trading. See Economics.
Logo and website for how the asset is shown.
Everything the no-code interface does is also available from code through the Mint Club V2 SDK: sdk.mint.club.
How it relates to HUNT
Mint Club supports many reserve tokens, but it is tightly woven into the Hunt Town economy: HUNT-backed tokens use HUNT as their reserve (the basis of the Co-op), and Mint Club's own platform token, MT (Mint Token), is itself a HUNT-backed child token. See MT (Mint Token).
Use it at mint.club. Full product docs: docs.mint.club.
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