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# Trait Minting Flows

#### Flow 1: Random Trait Assignment

In this flow, traits are assigned to NFTs at random. This ensures that the assignment is fair and unbiased. Random assignment can help create diverse and unique combinations of traits within the NFT collection.

#### Flow 2: Deterministic Trait Assignment

In this flow, traits are assigned to NFTs deterministically. This means that the assignment is based on a predetermined algorithm or set of rules. Deterministic assignment allows for more controlled distribution of traits, enabling the creation of specific combinations, rarity tiers, or other attributes that contribute to the uniqueness and value of the NFT collection.

By selecting the appropriate flow for their needs, collection administrators can create NFTs with a wide variety of traits, catering to the preferences and interests of collectors and users within their community.


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