MeebCo said on X that Nightshades, a new NFT project developed by Meebits in partnership with Clutch Markets, is scheduled to launch on Sept. 14. Allocation details and mint mechanics have not been released yet, with the team saying that information will come later this week. The collection keeps the voxel-style visual identity associated with Meebits and is built around four factions: Watchers, Zombies, Ghosts and Knights. Each faction will have its own NFT and token, and those assets can be swapped through AnvilAMM. The project’s main game mechanic is a recurring event called “The Night,” triggered once every 24 hours. A verifiable onchain random number will determine which one or more factions are hit. Tokens and NFTs from the affected faction will be sold by the protocol, putting downward pressure on their prices, while the resulting liquidity will be used to buy tokens from surviving factions and push those prices higher. MeebCo also said hit factions will not be eliminated and can still recover later. Most of the supply will be distributed through a free whitelist to Meebits and StonkBrokers holders, with the rest used to seed AMM pools for the factions.
MeebCo said in a post on X that Nightshades, an NFT project created through a collaboration between Meebits and Clutch Markets, will go live on Sept. 14. The team said allocation and mint details will be released later this week.
Four factions and AnvilAMM swaps
Nightshades keeps the 3D voxel art style associated with Meebits and centers on four factions: Watchers, Zombies, Ghosts and Knights. Each faction comes with its own NFT and token, and those assets can be exchanged through AnvilAMM.
“The Night” runs once every 24 hours
The project’s core mechanic is a random event called “The Night,” which is triggered once every 24 hours. A verifiable onchain random number determines whether one or more factions are targeted. When a faction is hit, its tokens and NFTs are sold by the protocol, putting pressure on prices. The liquidity generated from those sales is then used to buy tokens from surviving factions, pushing those prices higher.
MeebCo said a targeted faction will not be eliminated and can still stage a comeback later.
Mint allocation plan
On mint distribution, most of the supply will be allocated through a free whitelist for Meebits and StonkBrokers holders. The remaining supply will be used to bootstrap AMM pools for each faction.
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