🎹NFT music instruments
HOW DO I GET NFT MUSIC INSTRUMENTS?
There are four primary methods to obtain NFT music instruments in the app:
Mint in the Triton App: The best and easiest way to get your unique music instrument is to create it directly in the Triton app in NFT tab.
Purchasing on the GetGems.io Marketplace: Buy and sell NFT music instruments on the GetGems secondary market.
Winning Competitions: Achieve top positions in competitions to earn NFT instruments as part of your winnings.
Participating in Promotions and Social Media Events: Follow Triton's social media channels for special promotions and events where you can win or earn NFT music instruments.
There are four NFT Music Instruments rarities:
Common
Rare
Epic
Legendary
Special competitions
Each rarity level of an NFT music instrument grants the owner the right to participate in exclusive, free competitions held monthly, with various prizes and rewards.
Leaderboard points
NFT Music Instruments grant access to exclusive competitions and contribute points required for leaderboard participation in Triton.
Leaderboard points
1
1.5
1.75
2
The more NFT music instruments an account holds, the higher the leaderboard points you can earn. Points from each NFT instrument are summed. Please note that the maximum limit is 8 points per win!
For example:
Mike owns:
3 Common Instruments. His total points cap is 1 + 1 + 1 = 3.
4 Legendary Instruments. His total points cap is 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 8.
5 Instruments: 2 common, 2 Rare and 1 Epic. His total points cap is 1 + 1 + 1.5 + 1.5 + 1.75 = 6.75.
Winners of free competitions, will also be able to compete effectively for positions in the rankings, earning 0.5 points for each victory.
NFT Music Instrument Statistic
Each NFT music instrument within Triton possesses a unique set of statistics that reflect participant activity and performance. These statistics include:
Total Competitions Entered
Total Wins
Highest Score Achieved
Average Score
Total Earnings
Top Rankings
The full list of benefits associated with each NFT rarity can be viewed in the application on the Mint NFT page by selecting the information button on the respective NFT instrument.
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