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# Card Minting

**🚀 Card Minting System**\
The card minting function is one of CARDX’s core Web3 features. It officially secures the ownership of virtual cards drawn by users as on-chain NFT assets, granting them uniqueness, liquidity, and collectible value.

🪙 **Minting Mechanism**

* **Applicable Rarity**: Only SR / SSR cards are eligible for minting.
* **Minting Fee**: Platform tokens are required for the minting cost (the quantity increases with the card's rarity).
* **Asset Ownership**: Each minted card generates a unique NFT with its own Token ID.

🔗 **Minting Rights**

* **Digital Asset Certification**\
  Each NFT card has a unique on-chain identifier (TokenID + metadata hash), ensuring that the user has full ownership and control.\
  Users can verify the origin, ownership history, and rarity information of all cards through blockchain explorers.
* **Free Trading and Circulation**\
  Successfully minted NFT cards unlock trading rights, allowing users to freely list, transfer, or sell within the platform or on external NFT markets (like Magic Eden or OpenSea).\
  All transactions will retain complete records to prevent fraud and counterfeiting.

🔄 **Minting Economic Logic Cycle**\
All mint operations consume platform tokens:

* When the circulating supply of tokens < 50%, consumption will enter burn logic (deflationary).
* When circulating supply ≥ 50%, tokens will be moved to the community governance pool, where the community can vote on their usage (such as deflationary burns, reward programs, development funds, etc.).


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