# Status

💎  Diamond is the first status out of 9 in total. Each status has a different cap and can no longer be minted once reached e.g. only 200 Diamonds are possible followed by Black, Pearl, Platinum & Ruby i.a. with ascending caps each. Read on for all NFT status:

```
We define the following *NFT Pass Status* with the associated
characteristics:

-   Status A (**Diamond**)

    -   Number of passes: 200

    -   Minted on number: 1 to 200

-   Status B (**Black**)

    -   Number of passes: 1.600

    -   Minted on number: 201 to 1800

-   Status C (**Pearl**)

    -   Number of passes: 12.800

    -   Minted on number: 1801 to 14.600

-   Status D (**Platinum**)

    -   Number of passes: 102.400

    -   Minted on number: 14.601 to 117.000

-   Status E (**Ruby**)

    -   Number of passes: 819.200

    -   Minted on number: 117.001 to 936.200

-   Status F (**Gold**)

    -   Number of passes: 6.553.600

    -   Minted on number: 936.201 to 7.489.800

-   Status G (**Silver**)

    -   Number of passes: 52.428.800

    -   Minted on number: 7.489.801 to 59.918.600

-   Status H (**Bronze**)

    -   Number of passes: 419.430.400

    -   Minted on number: 59.918.601 to 479.349.000

-   Status I (**White**)

    -   Number of passes: ∞

    -   Minted on number: 479.349.001 to ∞

This NFT property is by definition trivially
**deterministic**: It is always undoubtedly clear which status a
umpteenth digit minted *NFT pass* will have. The added
"Reverse Halving Logic" **rewards early adopters** with one
coveted NFT, whose rarity, by protocol, always decreases over time.
```


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