NFT discovery sucks. It’s incredibly difficult to find information on NFT launches without spending countless hours sifting through twitter and discord. By the time you do hear about a drop it’s often too late, and now you’re stuck buying overpriced listings on Opensea.

Good news – we’re going to change that. Over the past year we’ve refined our funnel for finding and curating the best upcoming NFTs. Now we want to take this public and share it with everyone else.

We honestly think this is going to become your favorite place to hear about future NFT drops.

Here’s how it works:

Every week we take a huge unfiltered list of NFT drops that our community puts together. Then we painstakingly go through these drops one-by-one and break the list into three buckets.

On Mondays, you’ll receive a free newsletter with all the latest changes and additions, as well as context and deep dives on specific mints. The weekly rankings end up looking something like this:

Ok…big unranked list split into three buckets, got it. But how do we define these buckets?

Let’s take a look.

The Mint List.

This is our top ten. The best of the best. The kind of drops you call mom about when you get selected for the allowlist. We want them badly.

Our Mint List is ranked, so the higher up you go, the more excited we are about them. By the time we get to the top 3 my eyes are starting to go white and the chair I’m sitting on begins to vibrate.

What we’re looking for are influential drops — this is not a ranking of which drops we think can produce the greatest “returns”. Often influential drops lead to demand being greater than supply, which can certainly impact prices, but this is not our primary metric.

The Watch List.

These could be good, great even, but there’s still something missing. Sometimes it’s just lacking key information, like supply or mint price. Other times we’re iffy on the creator, but we can see potential.

At the end of the day, these are better than the vast majority of drops that pass by our desk, and it’s not rare for something to jump from the Watch List to the Mint List.