This is an NFT minting application that rewards the collectors with native myToken. Funds raised from the sell of the nfts shall be used towards the education of more web3 developers in Uganda.

The concept here is to distribute native tokens to the people who mint nfts. in so doing we shall also be adding value to our own tokens through distribution and adoption but also gain funds from the minting opf our NFT collection. UI design by Yaroslav Hrynov

• IPFS and File coin through nft.storage and Moralis IPFS Storage
• Chainlink VRF-Cordinator
• CoinBase wallet connection
• OpenZeppelin Defender
• useDapps
• ethersjs

• add Utility to the NFTS
• create a community on the social platforms
• beautify the site

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1. Install the Metamask wallet, coinBase wallet
2. Create a wallet.
3. get some Rinkeby Faucet and get tokens for the alfajores testnet.
4. Mint your NFT
5. Add MyTokenAddressto your Tokens
6. You should recieve an airdrop of 10 MyTokens

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