Using cc0.company
NFT collections
Browse collections, mint drops, buy and list items.
Browse
Browse → Collections and the NFTs hub list the collections cc0 follows — the CC0 classics (mfers, Nouns, CrypToadz…), the works documented in cc0pedia, and drops minted here — with their floor, 24-hour volume and owners, refreshed for everyone at once.
A collection's page has its items (All · Listed · Owned), the traits with their rarity, recent sales, and one sheet per item to buy a listing or list your own. Listings and offers from OpenSea and from cc0 appear side by side.
Mint a drop
A live drop has a mint page (/drop/<address> or /mint/<contract>/<id>). It shows the price, the supply minted, the phase you are in (public, or an allowlist you may be on) and your balance, and mints directly on the collection's contract — there is no order to wait for.
How drops are built
| Fully onchain | IPFS drop | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the art lives | In the contract itself (SSTORE2) — no link can break | On IPFS, pinned |
| Standards | ERC-721 (one shared artwork) or ERC-1155 (many tokens) | ERC-721-C or ERC-1155-C, royalties enforced |
| Chains | Base, Ethereum | Base, Ethereum |
| Cost | The upload is paid in gas — light art is affordable, heavy art is not | One deploy transaction, a fraction of the gas |
- Open editions — no cap; the mint window is the scarcity. Limited editions — a fixed supply.
- Phases — a public phase and an allowlist phase, each with its own price, window and per-wallet limit; the allowlist can be a list of wallets or a snapshot of the holders of another collection, on any chain.
- ERC-1155 extras — onchain attributes per token, and 1/1 English auctions.
- Sales — 95% to the creator, 5% to the platform; the creator can also mint for free to airdrop.
Creating new drops from the website
Agents
@cc0company/sdk (Cc0Drops).