Most NFT projects try to look scarce. Cedomis designed scarcity into the system itself.
333 NFTs.
That’s it.
No oversized supply pretending to be “exclusive.”
No endless dilution hiding behind hype cycles.
Then comes the real signal:
Only 13 Mythic NFTs exist.
And you cannot mint them directly. You earn them through staking.
That changes the psychology completely. The rarest assets aren’t bought first by the fastest wallets. They’re unlocked by participation.
Free mint on Base Mainnet.
But free doesn’t mean cheap.
The structure still demands attention:
• Complete the tasks
• Secure WL through FCFS
• Mint for $0
• Wait equally for reveal
No insider previews.
No early alpha groups flipping advantages behind closed doors.
Reveal happens 7 days after mint-out.
Everyone enters the same unknown together.
That level of fairness is rare in NFT markets where information asymmetry usually controls outcomes.
And holders aren’t just collecting art.
3,000,000
$PCEDO tokens are distributed proportionally onchain to holders.
So the NFT becomes ecosystem exposure, not just profile decoration.
That’s the part many collections miss.
Attention fades.
Utility compounds.
Cedomis feels less like a quick mint cycle and more like a system designed around controlled supply, aligned incentives, and long-term participation.
In a market flooded by noise, structure becomes the real flex.
@cedomis might be building quieter than others.
But sometimes the strongest projects don’t chase attention.
They design for survival first.
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