# Minting Your Token

**Step 1 — Connect your wallet**

Visit the GlyphVoid mint page at glyphvoid.xyz/auction. Connect your wallet using the Connect button in the top right. MetaMask, Rainbow, Coinbase Wallet, and all WalletConnect compatible wallets are supported.

Make sure your wallet is connected to the Base network. If you are on a different network, your wallet will prompt you to switch.

**Step 2 — Check the current price**

The current mint price is displayed prominently on the mint page. A live countdown shows how long until the next price drop and what the price will be after it drops.

**Step 3 — Choose your quantity**

Select 1, 2, or 3 tokens. The total cost is calculated and displayed before you confirm.

**Step 4 — Mint**

Click the Mint button. Your wallet will prompt you to confirm the transaction. Review the amount and confirm.

The transaction will process in seconds on Base. Once confirmed, your token is generated and lives in your wallet.

**Step 5 — Discover your piece**

Your token art is generated from your token ID and the block number of your mint transaction. You will not know your rarity tier or glyph family until after the transaction confirms. This is by design — the mystery of the reveal is part of the experience.

View your token in your wallet, on the GlyphVoid market page, or on any NFT marketplace that supports Base.

**Important notes**

If the auction has not started yet, the mint button will be disabled with a status indicator. The auction start will be announced on the GlyphVoid X account.

If the collection has sold out, the mint button will indicate this and direct you to the secondary market.


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