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A standard for minting and managing a native NFT collection: a collection-level minting policy, a fixed or capped supply, and per-item metadata. The canonical "launch a PFP / art / membership collection" primitive that most newcomers reach for first.
Category: Native Tokens
Status
To be researched. This candidate is listed in the catalog tracker but has not yet been explored in depth. This issue is a placeholder to collect prior art, use cases, and design questions before a full exploration writeup.
Why this is a candidate
Ecosystem demand: Very high and evergreen; collection minting is the most common first project for a new Cardano team.
Newcomer-friendly: A quick win that doubles as an onboarding example for the library.
Reusability: Pairs with CIP-25 / CIP-68 metadata (Explore: CIP-68 #15) and the Royalty Standard (CIP-102) candidate.
To research
Prior art on Cardano (CIP-25 vs CIP-68 collections, existing minting tools) and other ecosystems.
Where the line sits between this and the Token Issuance Policies factory candidate.
Reusability / composability with metadata (Explore: CIP-68 #15) and royalties (CIP-102 candidate).
Audit-tractable scope.
Exploration deliverables
Prior-art survey (Cardano + other ecosystems)
Use-case list and reusability / composability check against the catalog
Lightweight design sketch
Composability check against ARCHITECTURE.md
Recommendation: implement now / later / never (with reason)
Summary
A standard for minting and managing a native NFT collection: a collection-level minting policy, a fixed or capped supply, and per-item metadata. The canonical "launch a PFP / art / membership collection" primitive that most newcomers reach for first.
Category: Native Tokens
Status
To be researched. This candidate is listed in the catalog tracker but has not yet been explored in depth. This issue is a placeholder to collect prior art, use cases, and design questions before a full exploration writeup.
Why this is a candidate
To research
Exploration deliverables
ARCHITECTURE.md