Everything for your NFT mint! Moni Talks helps you

Premint, setting up whitelists, creating and managing NFT forms, all of which we are about to touch, go read.

You, Gem City hero, are planning to launch your token in the future. This mini-guide will help you set up or motivate you to create your own NFTs. Wanna become APES?! Ok, let’s go. 

Specifically, now we're going to look at creating your permission list, which allows you to control which people and communities can get your coveted images.

There are currently several great tools for creating NFT permission lists. Let's take a look at some of them.

PREMINT is a service for creating a raffle of these lists. Let's say you have built a collection of 1,000 CC0 NFTs, and you want to specifically highlight list holders from other top NFT communities who you think will match the values of your project. 

Lanyard - Developed by the Context, mint.fun and Zora teams, Lanyard is a new open-source permission list tool that helps you create universal NFT permission lists for use in web3. 

As for actually using Lanyard, once you've generated a Merkle root from the addresses you want, you're taken to a page where you can copy your Merkle root and find instructions for loading that root into an NFT smart contract. This part of the process is pretty technical, but there's an excellent tutorial on the Lanyard website and free support in Context Discord. 

Sequence - Create user-friendly web3 applications with ease and provide a seamless web3 experience for your users! Sequence is a comprehensive developer platform and smart wallet for the Ethereum + EVM ecosystem. Also, on this platform, users won't have to pay for hass!

Also, you can always follow your NFT digest here