Scatter: The Underground Launchpad for the New Art Wave on Abstract

Something's shifting in onchain art.

No VC dashboards. No permission forms. No invisible middlemen deciding what "deserves" to exist.

Just artists minting, owning, and thriving on their own terms.

That's the spirit behind @scatter_art, a raw, artist-first platform where you can mint, sell, and tell your story directly to collectors. No code, no gatekeepers.

"By the people, for the people"

Scatter calls itself the art underground of NFTs, and it means it.

Anyone can deploy a collection—visual, audio, 3D, or chaos in between—and it instantly lives onchain under your own smart contract. You don't rent shelf space from a platform; you own the gallery.

It's freedom with structure: battle-tested contracts, low mint costs, and the creative breathing room that lets artists just be artists again.

Instareveal: reveal as you mint

Scatter's secret weapon is Instareveal, a system that makes every mint feel alive.

Instead of waiting for a "reveal day," each NFT uncovers itself the moment it's minted—straight from IPFS, but invisible until that exact second.

It keeps the magic—and kills the sniping.

Collectors see their art appear in real time, and artists keep full control over when and how their pieces are revealed.

It's small, it's clever, and it's the kind of polish that shows Scatter was built by people who actually mint art themselves.

Multichain, same soul

Scatter runs wherever creativity does: @ethereum, @base, @AbstractChain, @0xPolygon, Sanko, and more coming soon.

Every chain feels native. The interface stays the same, the vibe stays the same. The only difference? Fees get smaller, mints get faster, and your art reaches new collector communities.

Abstract is quickly becoming the favorite for artists because it feels like home—smooth, human, and fast enough that even a 10k collection launches without gas chaos.

Minting made simple

Scatter's process feels more like uploading to SoundCloud than signing a contract.

1. Create your art—name, description, and images (numbered 1, 2, 3…).
2. Deploy your contract—Scatter handles the code, you keep the keys.
3. Upload your content—they even guide you through IPFS pinning or handle it for you via Instareveal.
4. Set your mint—whitelist, public, or free claim, all managed in the same dashboard.
5. Go live, switch off "hidden," and your art is out in the wild.

Launching on Scatter takes minutes, not months.

The Affiliate Touch

Scatter goes beyond art drops; it lets collectors become promoters.

With one click, anyone can generate an affiliate link and earn a cut of each mint (up to 50%). It's on-chain, transparent, and surprisingly fair.

It turns your community into your marketing team—organic, not corporate.

Free Mints & Community Drops

If you want to give back, Scatter makes it easy.

Snapshot another project's holders, upload their wallets, and boom—they get a 1× free mint list.

Even the biggest collections use this trick to spread love and visibility.

Just… don't go full public free mint. Bots love cheap gas more than art. Keep it personal; keep it human.

The Art of Freedom

Scatter isn't trying to be the next OpenSea.

It's trying to be the next Bauhaus: a space where design, rebellion, and ownership blend into something bigger.

Here, you can be anonymous without being invisible.

You can mint a 3D poem, an AI glitch, or a hand-drawn JPEG and still own the full story.

And with Abstract's rails underneath, every piece moves like butter.

The Spirit of Scatter

Scatter is what happens when artists get tired of asking permission.

It's a home for misfits, painters, animators, and storytellers who believe in ownership, speed, and creative chaos—the kind Abstract was built to handle.

So whether you're minting your first collection or your fiftieth, remember:

On Scatter, it's your art, your keys, your rules.

Create. Reveal. Repeat.

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