Fair Distribution Scheme: Our goal was to establish a distribution system that is completely transparent. To achieve this, we designed a contract with a strong focus on addressing the initial skepticism of potential buyers toward our team. At the same time, we tried not to overload the contract with redundant code and make it as straightforward as possible. We didn't reinvent the wheel; instead, we utilized principles that had already been successfully applied in the Crypto community.

So here's how it works:

Image Preparation: We prepared all the images in advance, along with their corresponding metadata files. For each image, we generated a unique hash code. Subsequently, we concatenated these individual hash codes into a single word, taking into account the sequential numbering of each image. This combined hash word was then utilized to construct the ultimate hash, which we documented in the contract under the variable provenanceHash. It's important to note that this key is established once upon the contract's publication and remains unalterable thereafter. It confirms that the metadata has not been manipulated and can be verified after all collection tokens are released.

Metadata Disclosure: At the initial stage, all metadata will be hidden and will only be revealed at the conclusion of the final distribution stage. We hope that this approach will make the game more fair and protect the community from speculators.

Random Number and Token Reserve: We will begin the generation with a random number, which is generated during the contract's publication and cannot be altered. This random number serves as confirmation that it was not predetermined which tokens would be reserved in advance. Before the sale begins, we will reserve 50 tokens. The majority of these will be used for subsequent distribution to the community for marketing purposes, while a few tokens will remain in the team's possession.