Whale.io has kicked off a Weekend Sale campaign for its Crock Dentist NFT collection. Running from Friday, November 14, through Monday, November 17, 2025, the mint price is slashed to 250 USDT per NFT — half the regular 500 USDT. Additionally, the platform has lifted the previous cap of five NFTs per account, allowing users to mint as many as they want. The standard price will return on Tuesday, November 18.
Airdrop Model Tied to Game Revenue
Crock Dentist NFTs serve as access keys to recurring airdrops funded by the Crock Dentist game, developed by Whale Originals. The game operates with a 3% house edge (97% return-to-player rate), and a portion of its turnover feeds a distribution pool. Airdrops are distributed in Solana (SOL), with future rounds also including $WHALE tokens. Each NFT entitles its holder to 0.1% of the total pool (assuming a fully minted collection). The first airdrop, conducted before the collection was fully minted, yielded about three times the standard allocation — recipients averaged 0.19 SOL (roughly $85). Based on current game turnover, the upcoming airdrop is projected to exceed the value of the first.
Minting History and Community Response
Launched last month, the Crock Dentist NFT collection used a graduated pricing model starting at 100 USDT and increasing daily until hitting the 500 USDT cap. Over 300 NFTs have been minted so far, with active secondary market trading. After the first airdrop, community feedback pushed for higher mint limits, leading to the current unlimited-mint policy. Whale.io provides live dashboards showing game turnover, wager volume, and estimated airdrop sizes, and makes the collection's treasury and royalty wallets publicly verifiable on-chain.
Minting is available exclusively at whale.io/nft during the campaign. Updates and airdrop estimates are shared via the official X account @WhaleGames_en. The $WHALE token, set to be included in future airdrops, will unlock gameplay access, battlepass rewards, and staking features after its Token Generation Event (TGE).

