Is the Vani mint a blind box?
Yes. The Vani mint is conducted as a blind box. During the minting phase, all Vani NFTs will display a standard placeholder image instead of their unique traits.

Quick answers about the blind box mint, reveal timeline, network details, and collection lifecycle.
Yes. The Vani mint is conducted as a blind box. During the minting phase, all Vani NFTs will display a standard placeholder image instead of their unique traits.
After the minting phase concludes, the placeholder image will be removed, and the unique, actual Vani artwork will be revealed.
This mint includes only Vani's foundational Visual Layer: a static ERC-721 artwork. Future programmable layers (such as persona modules) are separate and require independent activation or minting. Refer to the Mint page for details.
The original artwork for each Vani NFT is created and stored at 4,000 × 4,000 pixels, suitable for digital displays and physical printing.
Holding a Vani NFT grants non-commercial usage rights for the associated artwork. Commercial use requires prior authorization from FVFC Labs. We also plan to implement an on-chain, decentralized IP mechanism for future rights management. Refer to our License page for full details.
The foundational ERC-721 Vani NFTs are minted on the Ethereum mainnet. For future programmable layers, we plan to utilize Base (Layer 2) to power FVFC's agentic economy. As with all roadmaps, these choices may evolve. See our Technology page for details.
Yes. Once the artwork is revealed, you can freely list, sell, and trade your Vani NFTs on major secondary marketplaces such as OpenSea or other ERC-721 compatible platforms.
No. All transactions on the blockchain are final and non-reversible. Once an NFT is minted, it cannot be refunded.