The protocol offers four foundational NFT tiers, each representing different asset levels and backed 1:1 by your deposits:



• WFRAX Base NFT — Requires 1,000 WFRAX deposit
• sfrxUSD Base NFT — Requires 1,000 sfrxUSD deposit
• sfrxETH Base NFT — Requires 1 sfrxETH deposit
• FPI Base NFT — Requires 1,000 FPI deposit

Each NFT maintains full collateralization by the underlying asset you lock in. This structure ensures transparent value backing and provides users with clarity on what their NFT position represents within the ecosystem.
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MevTears
· 2025-12-20 08:02
With just 1 ETH, you can mint an sfrxETH NFT, which is much cheaper than others. Is this thing really 1:1 collateralized?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 2025-12-20 06:54
1sfrxETH can get you on board, which is quite a friendly threshold 💭
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SmartContractWorker
· 2025-12-20 03:57
1:1 collateralization? Isn't that just locking up tokens and rebranding it as an NFT? The nice way to say it is transparency; the harsh way is trapping.
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ForkTongue
· 2025-12-20 03:55
Can 1sfrxETH be minted? That's lower than I expected.

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It's a 1:1 collateralization again, feels nothing special...

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Wait, how do you use these four NFT levels? What can you do with them once you hold them?

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Transparent support sounds good, but I don't know how this thing will finally be monetized.

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Starting at 1000 for WFRAX is a bit painful.

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This design idea is interesting; each level corresponds to different assets, but it also depends on how the ecosystem uses it.
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consensus_failure
· 2025-12-20 03:41
1:1 support? Sounds good, but I wonder how it actually works in practice. Has anyone tried it?
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