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Community Submissions

Suggest a drop for the calendar and follow its progress through community review.

Before you submit

Signed-in users can suggest NFT drops for the public calendar. Submissions enter a review queue rather than appearing immediately. Check whether the project is already listed before submitting it.

Use reliable project sources and information you are entitled to share. Do not include personal information, credentials or private keys in descriptions or URLs.

Adding a drop

  1. Open the Mint Calendar, select Add Drop and sign in if requested.
  2. Paste an OpenSea URL or slug into Quick Autofill via OpenSea and select Autofill, or enter the details manually. Review the filled fields before continuing.
  3. Check the name, network, price, supply and schedule, then add the description and available project links.
  4. Provide image and banner URLs when available. These fields accept links, rather than file uploads.
  5. Select Submit Drop. Open Account to follow the review status.

To retrieve profile images, enter the project's HTTPS X / Twitter profile URL and select Auto beside Image / Logo URL. Review the image and banner URLs it supplies. Autofill and validation do not establish project authenticity; duplicate checks can prevent conflicting entries.

Dates and mint stages

Enter mint dates and times in UTC. Select Date TBA if no date is announced, or Time TBA when the date is known but the time is not. An unknown time is not an announcement of a midnight launch.

Enter the collection's known total supply. Use Add Stage for each known mint window, then set its type, price, UTC date and time, and per-wallet limit when available. The stage guide explains labels; Free Mints explains when a collector opportunity is free.

Review and status

Your Account lists your submissions and their review status.

Following a submission
StatusMeaning
PendingThe submission is waiting for review.
ProcessingApproval is being completed; publication has not finished.
ApprovedThe submission has been accepted into the calendar.
RejectedThe submission was declined. A reason may explain the decision.

Information can be corrected, accepted or declined during review. Review is not a security audit or a guarantee that a third-party project is legitimate.

Corrections and help

There is no self-service editor for an already submitted drop. For a correction or a question about review, contact [email protected] with the project name, submission details and supporting sources. Avoid submitting duplicates to request an update.

For errors in a published listing, see Accuracy and safety. The Terms of Service describe your responsibilities when contributing information.

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