Latest Mint

The Latest Mint sub-module provides details of newly created NFTs. Minting refers to the process of generating a new NFT on the blockchain, making it unique and verifiable.

Key Columns:

• Transaction Hash: Unique identifier of the minting transaction.

• Block: Block number in which the mint took place.

• Age: Time elapsed since the minting transaction was added to the blockchain.

• Maker: The wallet address that initiated the minting of the NFT.

• Type: Specifies the standard/type of NFT minted (for example, ERC-721, ERC-1155, or other supported standards).

If no minting activity has occurred recently, the page will show “No Data Found”.

Tip for Users: These sections are useful for collectors, traders, and developers who want to monitor NFT activities such as recent transfers between users or the creation of new NFTs in real time.

NFT Mint Detail Page

When you click on an NFT from the Latest NFT Mint list, you are taken to a detail page that provides complete information about the NFT and its transaction history.

Information Displayed

1. NFT Preview

• A visual preview of the NFT is shown on the left side (image, videos and GIF).

• This helps users easily identify the NFT in question.

2. NFT Metadata

The right panel lists important details about the NFT:

• Creator: The wallet address that originally created (minted) the NFT.

• Contract Address: The smart contract address managing the NFT collection.

• Owner: Current wallet address holding the NFT.

• Contract Type: The token standard used (e.g., ERC721, ERC1155).

• Quantity: The number of tokens held (relevant for multi-token standards like ERC1155).

• Mint Time: Timestamp of when the NFT was minted on the blockchain.

3. Transaction History

Below the NFT details, you can see a table summarizing all transactions involving the NFT.

Columns in the Transaction History:

• Txn Hash: Unique identifier of the transaction (clickable for deeper details).

• Block: Block number in which the transaction was recorded.

• Age: Time elapsed since the transaction occurred.

• Type: Type of transfer (e.g., ERC721 or ERC1155).

• From: The wallet address that transferred/sent the NFT.

• To: The wallet address that received the NFT.

This gives users a transparent view of how the NFT has changed hands over time.