👨‍🏫Creator Profile

The Creator Profile section provides comprehensive information about a creator based on their wallet address. This section is designed to give users insights into the creator's activity, collections, and overall impact within the NFT ecosystem. Below, we'll explain the different sections and the information available on the Creator Profile page.

The Creator Profile is an essential tool for exploring and understanding a creator's contributions to the NFT space. Whether you're looking to engage with their collections, analyze their activity, or verify their authenticity, this page provides a centralized hub for all relevant information.

Since our dApp is multichain, it will display information about the creator across all chains.

Thanks to this section, you can explore a creator's journey, their past collections, and the impact they've made in the NFT world. This way, you'll no longer be in the dark when minting from a collection

The statistics only refer to data related to collections created using Nfts2Me. Other collections that the address may have deployed on another platform or through other means will not be considered. This will be expanded in the future, but for now, this is how it works.

How to Access a Creator's Profile

You can access a creator's profile from two different locations:

1) From the Minting Page of a Collection

On the minting page, the creator's profile icon will appear. Clicking on it will open the creator's profile for that collection in a new tab. This is very useful for learning more about the artist and their journey.

2) From the Trending Collections Page

For any collection listed on the trending page, you can view the creator's profile information. Simply click on the corresponding icon to access it.

Error Handling

If, for any reason, the address is incorrect, the page will notify you in the following way:

If that address has never created a collection on Nfts2Me and, therefore, we have no statistics about it, the system will indicate this as follows:

Profile Sections

1. Profile Overview

At the top of the page, you will find information related to the wallet, including its image, ENS information, and address details:

• Wallet Address

  • Displays the creator's wallet address prominently at the top of the profile page.

  • If the creator has an ENS (Ethereum Name Service), it will be shown alongside the wallet address to facilitate easier identification.

• Image:

The displayed image can be one of three types, and the creator can select which one to use:

1. ENS Image:

   • If the wallet address has an image set up in ENS, that image could be displayed.

2. Creator Image:

   • The creator can upload an image to IPFS, which will then be shown on their profile.

3. Auto-generated Image:

   • If no image is available, or if the creator prefers, a unique polygonal image will be auto-generated for the address.

   • This image is always the same for a specific address and is not random, ensuring consistency across views.

2. Social Links and Contact Information

This section provides a space for the creator to specify any information about themselves or their project that they consider relevant.

Linked Profiles and Websites

If the creator has added any social profiles or websites, they will be displayed here. These may include:

• Twitter: Link to their official Twitter profile.

• Discord: Connection to their community or server.

• Personal or Project Websites: Websites that provide more details about the creator or their project.

• OpenSea: Link to their OpenSea profile or collections.

• Telegram: Contact or group link for direct communication.

This section helps users get a deeper understanding of the creator and connect with them or their community.

3. Creator's Statistics

This section provides a global overview of the creator's activity. This section provides users with a detailed understanding of the creator's overall activity, deployment habits, and performance metrics across networks. It’s especially useful for identifying multichain creators and evaluating their impact.

The section is split into three main areas:

1) Collections and Networks

1. Total Collections:

   • Displays the total number of collections deployed on Nfts2Me by the creator using the address.

   • Separates the count into collections created on mainnets and testnets, giving a clear view of the deployment distribution.

2. Networks:

   • Shows the total number of distinct networks on which the creator has deployed his collections.

   • This number indicates whether the creator is multichain:

     • If the creator has deployed 100 collections but all on the same chain, it will display 1.

   • Further breakdown:

     • Indicates how many of these networks are mainnet and how many are testnet.

2) Totals

The totals section provides an aggregated view of key metrics but only considers specific blockchains. Hovering over any value will display a tooltip with the list of blockchains included.

1. Total NFTs Minted:

   • Displays the cumulative number of NFTs minted across all the creator's collections and all networks.

2. Unique Holders:

   • Reflects the total number of unique wallets holding the creator's NFTs across all their collections.

   • Note: If a wallet holds NFTs in two different collections, it will be counted twice.

3. Total Sales Volume:

   • Shows the total revenue generated from minting fees.

   • Does not include earnings from secondary markets or other revenue streams.

Tooltip with the list of blockchains included.

3) Dates

1. Last Mint Date:

   • Displays the date when the last mint was performed in any of the creator's collections.

   • This date only considers specific blockchains, and hovering over the field will display a tooltip listing the networks included.

2. First Collection Creation Date:

   • Indicates the date when the creator deployed their first collection on Nfts2Me.

3. Most Recent Collection Creation Date:

   • Indicates the date when the creator deployed their most recent collection on Nfts2Me.

4. Awards Section

This section provides insight into the creator's engagement and achievements in the NFT ecosystem. Based on the activities and statistics associated with their address, the creator earns badges as recognition for their accomplishments. The more significant their contributions, the more badges they receive.

Purpose of the Awards

• Showcase Engagement: These badges highlight the creator’s level of activity and success within the NFT ecosystem.

• Build Credibility: Badges help users identify experienced and impactful creators.

• Encourage Growth: By rewarding creators, this system incentivizes further contributions and innovation in the platform.

The Awards Section is an excellent way for users to evaluate a creator's achievements and overall involvement in the NFT ecosystem, providing deeper context to their journey across multiple chains

Available Badges

Here’s a list of badges that can be earned and the criteria for receiving them:

1. Free Collection Creator:

   • Awarded to creators who have launched at least a free collection (no creator mint fee).

2. Community Builder:

   • Granted for having more than 20 unique holders in at least one collection (not across the total of all collections).

3. Active Minters:

   • Awarded for having a collection with more than 20 real mints in at least one collection (not airdrop).

4. High Sales Volume:

   • Granted to creators who achieve a high total sales volume in minting fees exceeding 1 ETH. This only applies to collections where the mint fee is denominated in ETH.

5. New Collections Creator:

   • Awarded for releasing new collections this month, demonstrating significant activity and engagement in the NFT space.

6. Platform Veteran:

   • Awarded to creators who have been on the platform for over a year (calculated from the current date).

7. Mainnet Creator:

   • Awarded to creators who have successfully deployed at least one collection on a mainnet blockchain, showcasing their commitment to reaching a broader audience in the NFT ecosystem.

8. Testnet Explorer:

   • Granted for deploying collections on testnets, demonstrating exploration and testing efforts.

9. Multi-Chain Creator:

   • Awarded to creators who have deployed collections across multiple blockchains.

5. Blockchains statistics and collections

This section allows users to view the creator's statistics and collections on a specific blockchain. The section features a dropdown menu listing all the blockchains where the address has deployed collections. If the address hasn't deployed on a blockchain, it will not appear in the list.

This section provides a detailed breakdown of the creator's activity on each blockchain, offering users an organized way to explore their collections and associated metrics. The dynamic filtering by blockchain ensures clarity and precision in analyzing the creator's impact.

Provides the flexibility to analyze the creator's activity across different networks.

The user can choose between these two options.

1. All-Chains:

   • Displays aggregated statistics and collections across all chains where the address has deployed collections.

   • To avoid redundancy, the global statistics section is not repeated and only deployed collections are displayed.

All chains collections

1. Specific Chain: Selecting a particular blockchain will show the creator's statistics and collections only for that chain.

Specific chain statistics

Collections Section

Both open and closed or sold-out collections are displayed, as it serves as a historical record of the collections deployed with that address.

This section is linked to the blockchain selected in the dropdown:

• All-Chains: Displays all collections created by the address across any chain.

• Specific Chain: Shows only the collections deployed on the selected blockchain.

Collection Order:

• Collections are listed in descending order based on the total number of mints.

Details for Each Collection:

1. Collection Name:

   • Displays the name of the collection, which links to its minting page for further exploration.

2. Chain Icon:

   • Specifies the blockchain where the collection was deployed (e.g., Ethereum, Polygon).

3. Created:

   • Shows the time elapsed since the collection was created.

4. Key Metrics:

   • Displays key statistics, including:

     • Total NFTs minted

     • Unique holders

     • Overall performance

5. Status:

   • Indicates whether the collection is:

     • Active: Available for minting.

     • Sold Out: All NFTs have been minted.

     • Closed: The collection is no longer mintable.

6. Collection Size:

   • Displays:

     • Total supply of the collection.

     • Current size and the percentage of mints completed.

     • If the collection is an Open Edition (unlimited NFTs), it will be explicitly noted.

7. Mint Fee:

   • The price per mint for the collection.

8. Mint Option:

   • A button that redirects to the minting page, allowing users to mint NFTs from that collection.

9. Last Mint Time:

   • Indicates the date and time of the most recent mint within the collection.

How can I set up my profile as a creator?

To set up your profile as a creator, simply visit the URL:

https://nfts2me.com/creator/creatorProfile

You can also access it from your project dashboard. There is an option to customize your creator profile:

If you access the creator profile for your address and haven't set anything up yet, the following will be displayed in the social links and information section. Additionally, an image will be automatically generated for your address if you don't have an ENS.

Let's take a look at the different sections you can customize for your address profile as a creator. For each option, the owner of the address can specify whether they want that field of information to be visible or not.

1) Basic Information

In this section, you can set the name you want to display as a creator to the community, as well as a description about yourself or your project. The description includes an editor that allows you to format the information you want to showcase

2) Profile Image

The creator can choose between three options for the image they want to display to the community.

• Auto-generated image: This is the default option if the creator hasn’t set an image or doesn’t have an ENS. It's an image generated using polygons, unique for each address. For the same address, the displayed image will always remain the same.

• Creator's selected image: The creator can set any image they want. This image will be uploaded to IPFS and made available.

• ENS image: If you have an ENS and have set an image, you can specify that you want it to be the image displayed on your creator profile

3) Social Links

Here you can provide links to your project's website as well as all your social media accounts.

Very important. Once you’ve made changes, you’ll see a button at the bottom indicating that you can save them. Don’t forget to save your changes!