The Mutant Hounds Saga introduces a brand-new segment to the NFT market.

In preparation for their January 11th mint date, The Mutant Hounds get ready to join the first totally autonomous, pro-royalty NFT collections. The Mutant Hounds are a leading example of giving back to the community and its producers in a field where royalties from creators are steadily declining. The minting procedure and additional information regarding the Mutant Hounds NFT project have been previously discussed. Discover why and how it is influencing royalties in the sections below!

What Makes The NFT Project Unique?

The Mutant Hounds Saga introduces a brand-new segment to the NFT market. The project, which has a strong concept, content, community, and culture foundation, is the forerunner of a new wave of "Layer 2 and Layer 3" ventures. The project's significant focus on creators and their works is also one of its best features. This is because of how they feel about creator royalties.

The three main actors in the NFT business are makers, collectors, and marketplaces. The NFT industry would (somehow) continue to operate without markets, but it would stop doing so without creators. Furthermore, a marketplace's trade volume is the most crucial factor. Marketplaces stand to benefit from the recent trend of dumping royalties because passing the cost of royalties on to collectors (buyers) nearly invariably results in higher volume transacted. This also reflects the current status of NFT markets, which are becoming increasingly greedy. And one could contend that this restrains the NFT market's expansion.

Creator royalties are the cornerstone of web3 creativity, according to Wylie Aronow (GordonGoner), the founder of BAYC, who discussed this on Twitter in November. The initial response to the evolving anti-creator marketplace movement was The Hideout (a Mutant Cartel marketplace). It is a market place that connects owners of Cartels to various ecosystems and is free to use. Project founder Lior.eth, who claims that royalties represent the future of the NFT sector and not its past, goes into great depth describing the significance of royalties in a recent Mirror article.

Details Regarding The Mutant Hound Mint

For collectors, the Mutant Hound mint promises to be a distinctive experience. On January 11, if not sooner, the deal is scheduled to go into effect. Furthermore, the contract's technical specifications are still being adjusted, and no new information has been released.

Project founder Lior.eth writes in an official Mirror post about the project, "Today, we're hoping to add to the cultural revolution that empowers creators and collectors in ways that were not possible without web3." For more updates, follow the Mutant Cartel official Twitter account.