🛡️ Official DullOrder NFT first mint record — public proof of 20,000 PFP mint timestamps and verified holder creation evidence.

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This page serves as the official public record of all DullOrder NFTs that have been minted.


Each entry includes:

* NFT ID

* First mint date (on-chain timestamp)

* OpenSea listing link

The blockchain mint timestamp is the primary proof of originality and creation date.

This record is provided for transparency, collector verification, and copyright authenticity reference.


Records are updated continuously as new NFTs are minted.

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All artworks, metadata, and visual assets in the DullOrder NFT project are original creations.
First mint timestamps and public records serve as creation evidence.
Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use is prohibited.

Commercial usage rights are granted only to verified holders who complete ownership verification through the official DullOrder email verification process, and such usage is subject to specific terms and conditions issued by DullOrder Official.

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DullOrder 101–200 — Official Mint Registry — Page 2 (Token 101–200)

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DullOrder 201–300 — Official Mint Registry — Page 3 (Token 201–300)


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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 4 (Token 301–400)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 5 (Token 401–500)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 6 (Token 501–600)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 7 (Token 601–700)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 8 (Token 701–800)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 9 (Token 801–900)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 10 (Token 901–1000)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 11 (Token 1001–1100)


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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 12 (Token 1101–1200)

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DullOrder — Official Mint Registry — Page 13 (Token 1201–1300)



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