Why this matters
Minted assets display their names before users approve transactions via their wallet. If a name implies rarity (e.g., RareYellowBox2), it may unintentionally influence buyer behavior. Conversely, generic names like CRYPTO73764 avoid revealing a perceived advantage.
Best practices when naming assets
Use neutral identifiers: Avoid names that imply scarcity (e.g., “Rare,” “Ultra,” or numbered exclusivity).
Avoid misleading numbering: Don’t use sequential naming that might suggest certain assets (e.g., #1 or #10) are rare or more valuable.
Keep names generic: Plain, non-descriptive names help uphold a fair minting environment.
What’s Next?
Ensuring clear naming is just part of a secure minting process. Learn more about minting responsibly and safeguarding your assets:
