The idea behind Terra Nullius is that you can “claim your spot” on the Ethereum blockchain by uploading a message of your choosing. A post was made on Reddit describing the project 6 years ago.
Terra Nullius predates the ERC-721 standard so doesn’t show up on OS automatically so the devs made a wrapper. The wrapper has a hard-cap of 4,000. DO NOT call the mint function on it anymore! These 4,000 tokens are what show up on OS.
You can still claim as many messages as you would like on the original contract (however they will not show up on OS). There appears to be no supply cap, however, each NFT is indexed with an id starting at 0 and going up.
You can search for messages on the original contract by plugging in their id.
There seems to be a lot of confusion around the just dug up 2015 Terra Nullius project.
Thread to hopefully helps clear things up👇
“Only the pieces minted in 2015 are 2015 NFTs. Everything minted in 2021 is worthless.”
This one is totally false. Almost all MoonCats were minted earlier this year and they have a floor of 1Ξ. If an NFT is minted at any point in time on a 2015 contract it’s still a 2015 NFT.
“You can mint the same message twice so these aren’t non-fungible.”
Also false. It is true that you can mint the same message multiple times but each message still has a unique id. But even if this weren't true, trading card projects like Curio Cards have multiples.
I just want to apologize to the Etheria community for what I may have just caused. My post last night brought the Etheria v1.1 and v1.2 issue to a boiling point and clearly got to the original developer. However, I still stand by everything that I said.
The developer is making it really easy for me to get my point across. He just put a bounty out for doxxing people in the Etheria v1.1 community which really crossed a line and literally threatens their physical safety. There is no room for this type of conduct in the NFT space.
It might not be today and it might not be tomorrow but that kind of behavior eventually catches up to people. The atomic swap NFT DEXs are coming whether we like it or not. All of these NFTs live on immutable distributed ledgers.