Mint more in the same collection ​

HoodMarket lets an ERC-721 creator launch additional NFT rounds without deploying another collection contract.

This means round 2, round 3, and future releases all remain under the same collection address. Existing holders keep the same NFTs, while the collection gains a new contiguous token range.

Example ​

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Collection: 0xYourCollection

Round 1
├── Token IDs #1–#1,000
├── Original artwork
└── First mint schedule

Round 2
├── Token IDs #1,001–#1,500
├── New artwork
└── New price, dates, allowlist, and wallet limits

Round 3
├── Token IDs #1,501–#2,000
└── Another release in the same collection

HoodMarket calculates the next token range from the collection's confirmed onchain supply and saved round history. ZIP filenames still begin at 1 for each new round; Launchpad maps them after the previous confirmed range.

What stays the same? ​

  • ERC-721 collection contract
  • Collection page and identity
  • Creator ownership
  • Existing token IDs and holder balances
  • Collection-level marketplace history

What can change per round? ​

  • NFT images and metadata
  • Number of new NFTs
  • Edition name
  • Mint start and end time
  • Public mint price
  • Allowlist stages
  • Maximum mints per wallet
  • Creator payout address

Launch another round ​

  1. Open the existing collection in Manage collection.
  2. Select Add new mint.
  3. Give the edition an internal name.
  4. Upload the new ZIP and verify the first and last token previews.
  5. Save it as a draft, or continue to Date & Stage.
  6. Configure the sale stages and wallet limits.
  7. Review the final absolute token range.
  8. Select Save and deploy and confirm the owner transactions.
  9. Test mint from the same public collection page.

Wallet limits reset by round ​

HoodDrop V2 tracks mint usage by collection, round, and wallet. A wallet's allowance is cumulative across stages inside one round, then starts fresh in a new round.

For example, a wallet that reached a limit of three in round 1 can receive a new limit in round 2. Transferring NFTs away does not restore a used mint allowance.

Important: leftover NFTs mint first ​

ERC-721 tokens mint sequentially. If round 1 still has unminted NFTs when round 2 starts, those older NFTs remain next in the mint queue and will mint before round 2 artwork.

Launchpad warns about this when creating a new round. Before deployment, decide whether the remaining older NFTs are intentionally part of the next sale.

Review before deployment

A draft can be deleted and its draft-only uploads removed. Once a round is deployed, its confirmed token range becomes part of the permanent collection history.

External marketplace indexing ​

Because every round uses the same collection contract, newly minted tokens belong to the same onchain collection. External marketplaces and indexers may need additional time to discover the new token IDs and refresh their metadata.

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