Client - Smart contracts for NFT collection

ERC721 smart contracts for 666 NFT collection with phased minting system and Merkle whitelists.

Client
Sons of Evil
Year
Service
Smart contract development

Overview

Successful NFT collections require a fair minting system that rewards the early community while maintaining accessibility. Sons of Evil implements four sale phases with different access levels.

The whitelist system uses Merkle Trees for gas-efficient on-chain verification, allowing thousands of addresses in the whitelist without increasing transaction costs.

What we did

  • Solidity
  • Hardhat
  • OpenZeppelin
  • Merkle Trees
  • ERC721
  • ERC2981
Total NFTs
666
Minting phases
4
ETH per mint
0.03
Per wallet
1

Phase system

Each phase has its configurable timestamp: Team Mint reserves 66 NFTs for the team, GTD allows guaranteed minting to the Demon List, FCFS opens Zurak's List in first-come-first-served mode, and finally Public opens to everyone.

Timestamps are updatable before finalizing the contract, allowing schedule adjustments according to launch needs.

Reveal and metadata

The contract supports dynamic reveal: initially all tokens point to a placeholder, and at reveal time the baseURI is updated to show final metadata stored on IPFS.

ERC2981 royalties allow configuring default and individual percentages per token, guaranteeing secondary income on compatible marketplaces.

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