Camp Network NFT TrailHeads Series First Phase Sold Out, Second Phase Will Adopt Whitelist System
2025/06/26 04:27ChainCatcher news, Camp Network announced that the first phase of the series NFT TrailHeads has been fully minted. In response to community feedback, the second phase will be limited to whitelisted users only, ensuring that the remaining 1000 NFTs are held by genuine enthusiasts.
Next, the project team plans to launch a series of activities in collaboration with Summit Series. Users can follow the event to obtain whitelisting eligibility. Currently, TrailHeads are available for secondary trading on the Rarible platform. Users who hold TrailHead NFTs can also verify their identity on the official Discord of Camp Network and enter the TrailHead Troop VIP channel.

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