NL crypto stamp safe

What is the NL crypto stamp safe?

The NL crypto stamp safe is a physical stamp with a digital twin. You can combine this NFT with an NFT of the crypto stamp. The result? A whole new symbol. This is also called crypto stamp morphing. The safe comes in 4 magic symbols: a dummy, a bottle, a magic book and a treasure. The magic book and the treasure can be combined exclusively with the NL crypto stamp dragon.

How does the NL crypto stamp safe work?

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    Move

    Move an NL crypto stamp safe and an NL crypto stamp 2 to your own wallet. The safe will open and you’ll see the contents in your wallet.

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    Select your stamp

    Select 'Start crypto stamp MorphXYZ' on the right-hand side, next to your NL crypto stamp safe. Then select the NL crypto stamp 2 you want to transform. You can only use each NL crypto stamp safe once for the MorphXYZ crypto stamp.

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    This may take a while

    The MorphXYZ crypto stamp may take a while. You will see a countdown clock showing the remaining time. When the crypto stamp MorphXYZ is ready, your safe’s symbol will change into a new symbol.

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    Examples

    There are several new NFTs. Check out those of the lion, the bull and the dragon.

illustratie van twee babydraakjes, 1 in een ei en 1 met een vuurvlam

Meet the magical baby dragon!

Transform your NL crypto stamp safe dragon into an NFT baby dragon by combining it with the NL crypto stamp dragon. The baby dragon is a unique NFT in your wallet after you complete the MorphXYZ process. This safe works with the crypto stamp dragon from the Netherlands, Austria, Luxembourg or Belgium.

What is a crypto stamp?

The NL crypto stamp is an NFT stamp consisting of a physical stamp and its digital twin.

Getting started with your crypto stamp

Discover the colour of your digital twin and create your own NFT wallet.

How it works

Missed the first NL crypto stamp last year? Or curious about what’s next? More information about the NL crypto stamp 2 will appear here soon.

Any questions?

More information?

Check out the frequently asked questions page.