DROP has four NFT collections on the XRP Ledger. The official site links to each collection on XRP Cafe:
- DROP: CODED represents the identity and spirit of DROP.
- DROP: PIXELS brings DROP to life through retro digital art.
- DROP: COMMUNITY NFTS features community-created artwork celebrating DROP's early days.
- DROP: COMMUNITY NFTS 2 features more community-created artwork celebrating DROP's early days.
Each collection is a group of distinct digital items recorded on the ledger. The official website links to the collection pages; purchases and transfers happen on XRP Cafe or another service, with approval in your own wallet. The DROP website does not sell NFTs or connect to wallets.
How the holder figures work
The site displays a holder count for each collection and a combined total. The collection totals come from xrpl.to, which the site names as the data source. The combined figure adds the four collection counts together. If one wallet owns an NFT in more than one collection, it appears in more than one collection count, so the combined total is not a count of unique people or wallets.
NFT numbers can update on a different schedule from XRP Ledger figures on the Holders page. If xrpl.to is unavailable, the site may show the last successful response; the data-freshness note identifies the source. An unavailable value appears as a placeholder rather than an invented count.
What may come later
The current website shows collection holder counts. We intend to explore broader NFT analytics in the future, potentially including floor prices, unique holders across collections, trading volume and other collection statistics. These are ideas for future work, not features available on the site today. No launch date is set here.
Visit the NFT collections on the DROP homepage for the current cards and links. Check the collection address and transaction details before buying, and never share your wallet's recovery phrase or secret key.