# Minting process

#### Date

We aim at launching Kazoku in May 2022

#### Price Structure

Mintlist price: 0,07 ETH per Kazoku\
Public price: 0,09 ETH per Kazoku\
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The minting process will first start with the selected members on our Minlist and they will have 24 hours to mint their allocated amount of Kazokus. After that period, the Public sale will follow.\
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Individuals that minted their NFTs will then have a generic Kazoku Placeholder with metadata, and after a certain set amount of time, all the collection NFTs will be revealed at the same time and show your unique generated Kazoku with its own metadata, traits, and rarity.

#### Supply

Total supply of 5,000 Kazokus. 500 of them will be Genesis Kazokus, randomly generated between the total supply amongst private and public sales. There will be 50 Kazokus reserved for the team members.

#### ERC721-A Standard

Our [dev](/kazoku-whitepaper/fundamentals/meet-the-family-behind-kazoku/winnie.md) has adapted the ERC721-A Standard to further optimize gas cost both for the mint process and other contract functions that will be used after mint.

#### Mintlist

* Kazoku: 1 mint per wallet
* Elite Kazoku: 2 mints per wallet

The public sale might be organized as a raffle to avoid a potential gas war. You can mint 3 per wallet during the public sale even if you minted during our mintlist phase.\
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More info about our Mintlist selection process in our Discord Server.


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