NFT collection0.0.6843562

TestMet

Desc

Floor0 ℏ
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Volume 30d

0 ℏ

0 ℏ all time

Sales 30d

0

0 all time

Listed

0

0.0% of supply

Holders

1

10.0% unique

Best offer

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Floor cap

0 ℏ

10 × floor

Market

0 ℏ2026-10-11
2026-09-122026-09-262026-10-11

Holders

Holders

1

0.0%7d

Top wallet

100.0%

of supply

Top 10

100.0%

of supply

Wallets by how many they hold

1 NFT00%
2-5 NFTs00%
6-20 NFTs1100%
21-50 NFTs00%
51+ NFTs00%

Holder counts since 2026-10-02

Holders also hold

Traits

1 · Pick a trait type

1 is the hardest to buy: only 0 of 10 are listed.

1 atrib1 values across 10 NFTs

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100.0% have it

1

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0 of 10 for sale

Trait snapshots (latest 2026-10-11) since 2026-10-02

What the issuer can do

Acts on holders
  • Take back your NFT

    The creator holds a wipe key and can remove an NFT from any wallet, including one that paid for it on the open market.

  • Freeze your NFT

    The creator holds a freeze key and can stop a chosen wallet from transferring or selling what it holds.

  • Halt every transfer

    The creator holds a pause key and can stop the whole collection from moving, for everyone, at once.

  • Mint up to 100

    The creator holds a supply key and can keep minting until 100 exist. A collection is only as scarce as its cap.

  • Rewrite these rules

    The creator holds an admin key and can add or remove every permission above later. Whatever this cannot do today, it cannot do yet.

Read from the Hedera mirror node, where a token declares its keys as properties rather than hiding them in contract code. These are the powers the issuer holds, not a judgement about the token: plenty of legitimate projects keep a supply key, and a stablecoin needs a freeze key to comply with the law. What matters is knowing which ones exist before you buy.

Market history from SentX, holders from the Hedera mirror node, stored and updated by Hashly.