Each Mapstone Neighborhood NFT represents a specific U.S. postal code on-chain. When qualifying activity occurs, the Neighborhood NFT holder is eligible to receive 10% of the mint price from Address NFTs minted within that postal code and 1% of the sale price when those Address NFTs are later resold...
Read moreMapstone currently supports minting Neighborhood NFTs only for postal codes in the United States. Neighborhood NFTs for countries outside the United States are not currently available to mint. International expansion remains part of Mapstone’s long-term plans, but specific countries, markets, ...
Read moreMapstone currently treats each primary street address as one unique Address NFT. Individual apartments, condominium units, co-op units, suites, and other unit numbers within the same building do not currently qualify as separate Address NFTs because they share the same underlying street address. For...
Read moreNeighborhood NFT pricing is calculated using a transparent, data-driven formula that evaluates multiple characteristics of each U.S. postal code: population, density, recent home value changes, and how local home values compare with the platform-wide median. Larger, denser, faster-growing, and...
Read moreNo. Neighborhood NFT owners earn a 1% royalty only on qualifying secondary sales completed through the official Mapstone Marketplace . Sales or transfers completed through third-party marketplaces may change ownership of the NFT on Ethereum, but they do not use Mapstone’s marketplace allocatio...
Read moreNeighborhood earnings are distributed automatically on-chain. When a qualifying Address NFT mint or sale through the official Mapstone Marketplace occurs within your postal code, the applicable royalty is sent as part of the transaction to the wallet that owns the Neighborhood NFT at that time. If q...
Read moreNeighborhood NFT earnings estimates are designed to give you a simple, transparent view of how a Neighborhood could earn on-chain royalties as people mint Address NFTs in that postal code. These estimates are not a forecast or guarantee—they’re a way to understand the mechanics of how ea...
Read moreYes. Neighborhood NFTs are ERC-721 tokens on Ethereum, so owners may list or transfer them through compatible third-party NFT marketplaces. If a purchase transfers the Neighborhood NFT to your wallet on-chain, you become its current owner. Future qualifying earnings associated with that postal code ...
Read moreThe map artwork for each Neighborhood NFT is custom designed by Mapstone using boundary data from U.S. Census Bureau ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs). ZCTAs are statistical geographic areas created by the Census Bureau to approximate the locations of U.S. Postal Service ZIP Codes for mapping and an...
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