Attributes
In the NFT template (token type) you can define a list of attributes for an NFT. To make it simple you can define an attribute as one of three types, a property, a stat, or a boost.
Each type has its own place in the NFT detail on the market, and each type has its own display characteristics.
📘Read how to update, add, and delete the attributes of an NFT.
Properties
The properties section is mostly used to display text-based attributes such as the type or category of an item, a team, certain year, or a rarity.
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Stats
The stats section is used to display certain stats and metrics, such as the level of a certain item, and the amount of defense, power, or top speed a certain item possesses.
When a stat also has a max value defined it will be visualized as a progress bar, otherwise, it will be shown as a card.
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Boosts
Boosts is a category to display gains that are achieved by possessing or using a certain item. It usually is accompanied by a positive or negative identifier. Examples of a boost are the increase or decrease of speed, and armor but equally, it can be a reduction of certain fees or an increase in chance.
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Data Structure
Signature:
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Example:
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Compatibility
In order to be compatible with the NFT standards on the market, in terms of attributes, our system takes the above JSON structure and transforms it into a JSON that is compatible with the following attribute standards:
This results in an easy-to-use property structure, which provides consistency and compatibility with any NFT service on the market, such as wallets, and marketplaces.
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