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About Mint Token
Mint Token (MT) is the native platform token of Mint Club on Base Chain. It supports the creation and management of bonding curve assets, powers protocol revenue distribution via buybacks, and replaces the former MINT token and other legacy assets. MT is issued as a child token of HUNT and underpins activity within the no-code asset issuance ecosystem.
Mint Token (MT) is the platform token of Mint Club, a no-code, bonding-curve-based asset creation platform. It is deployed on the Base blockchain and replaces the former MINT token that originally launched on BNB Chain. Mint Club allows users to create and manage bonding curve tokens and NFTs without writing code, using a modular suite of tools and SDKs. MT is the core asset used for creation fees, economic incentives, and coordination across the platform.
MT is implemented as a child token of HUNT on Base, enabling native interoperability between Mint Club and other applications in the HUNT ecosystem. The token was introduced as part of a March 2025 migration initiative to consolidate the protocol's economy under a single token standard.
MT has multiple roles within the Mint Club ecosystem:
- Asset Creation: MT is required to create bonding curve-based ERC20 tokens or ERC1155 NFTs. Creators can configure parameters such as pricing curves (linear, exponential, flat), supply, minting stages, and royalties.
- Trading and Minting: MT is used indirectly in token transactions. Users mint and burn bonding curve assets by exchanging base tokens (like HUNT) for the asset, following pricing logic defined in the bonding curve. The protocol can buy back and burn MT using fees collected from these transactions.
- Revenue Integration: Mint Club uses protocol revenue for a buyback-and-burn programme, purchasing MT tokens from the market and removing them from circulation. This programme began in March 2025 and is designed to support MT’s value by tying it to usage activity across the protocol.
- Token Economy Migration: MT replaces a series of legacy tokens (MINT, MINTDAO, CREATOR, GRANT, DIXEL) through a defined migration and buyback process. This move was intended to simplify the token model and shift activity to the Base chain.