You can mint your Lemon projects NFT's here: dapp.allthingslemon.io

You can see all the different projects available to mint here: dapp.allthingslemon.io, at the time of writing this, LEMON, LEMFlix, LEMONBank, LEMLotto, LEMPay, LEMCare, Catfiz, LemTravel are available for minting, Catfiz and LemTravel being the newest and available to mint soon.

You can mint one NFT per project per wallet per day. So if you are trying to mint LEMX NFT's, you can mint one today and one in 24-hours from the last time you minted. If you're wanting to mint one NFT of each project, you can mint one of each per day in that wallet, currently there are eight different projects you can mint and they plan to launch lots more in the near future.

Yes! All NFT's are FREE, you hear me FREE, you just have to pay the mint fee which is currently $25. The mint fee is to cover the artwork creation, NFT transfer and any other associated fees in the NFT creation process. Their are unlimited NFT's available for minting, but over time the reward rate decreases the more NFT's minted.

Tokenmoics is referring to the token supply, incentives for token holders, mint and burn process, supply and demand of a cryptocurrency or blockchain project. When referring to the tokenomics, in most cases it's referred to how the crypto currency coins are minted, burned and the supply and demand. If you google, "what's tokenomics", you'll find lots of information related to tokenomics.

You can find more information about tokenomics here: https://www.coinbase.com/learn/wallet/tokenomics-101#:~:text=Researching%20Tokenomics,you%20can%20find%20via%20Coinbase

The goal of tokenomics is to create a self-sustaining ecosystem where tokens reflect the value and fairly distribute rewards to all involved parties. Here is some additional information provided straight from Google:

Supply and Demand

How a token's price is affected by its supply dynamics, such as total supply and circulating supply, and how demand is driven by its utility.

Mint and Burn Process

How new tokens are added to or removed from circulation, such as burning tokens to pay transaction fees.

Incentives for Token Holders

How users who help validate transactions are rewarded with tokens.

It's important that you familiarize yourself with the light papers and tokenomics of each Lemon project before minting any NFT's. You can find the light papers of each project by going to the DAPP: dapp.allthingslemon.io, then click on a project your interested in and scroll to the bottom, here you will see the light papers to review.

Yes! The main Telegram group is: https://t.me/+4pBdDqZcA9w3ODI5 once you join, just post in the group asking to be put in the announcements channel. The announcements channel is only important notifications, whereas the normal group will have thousands in it and you'll get bombarded with messages.

L1 is referring to LEMON, all the other projects are going to be built on the LEMON blockchain and are referred to as L2's. LEMON (LEMX) is L1, Lemflix, Lemonbank, Lemlotto, Lempay, Lemcare, Catfix, and Lemtravel are all referred to as L2's.

After you mint an NFT, you need to stake that NFT to earn rewards 24/7. If it is unstaked, then you will not receive rewards.

You can purchase a Validator in the Lemon project, the first 500 of been sold and are in the process of going online. Once those are online, they plan to add another 500 validators. Each round of validators will cost more and require more staking of LEMX coins. A validator is a node in a proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain network that will verify transaction to maintain consensus. Validators are responsible for adding new blocks to the blockchain and ensuring transactions are legitimate and consistent with the blockchain's rules. It's recommended to follow the Telegram and Dapp to know when validators are ready for release and for any new updates or requirements for validators. It's also been confirmed that only 5,000 validators will be available in the first 2-3 years of the project, which stated in August 2024, so it will have a limited supply.

You can also stake LEMX coins in a validator for a time period that will increase your coin amount over a period of time. For example: If you stake your LEMX coins in a validator for 1 month, you could receive .05 LEMX back for each coin staked. (These numbers are just for example purposes only and are not guaranteed or confirmed by LEMON, it's your responsibility to read and understand how the LEMON project validators will work, you can find more information about them on the DAPP dapp.allthingslemon.io) Validators do receive a commission from the staked coins in them and they can hold up to 5,000 coins per validator for staking.

It has also been confirmed that if your validator goes down for seven days, that you will lose your validator, so you will want to ensure that you have adequate hosting services set up for your validator to keep it running and online at all times.

Yes, lots prefer CloudX hosting for their validators. But you have the option to choose which service you would like to use. Now, their are a few "White Glove" services being created by other LEMON members, one of them being: www.lemonnodes.com. It's important that your validator doesn't go down, lose service or process transactions slowly and is why many prefer the white glove services. If your validator is to go offline for 7-days, the LEMON project has announced that you will lose your validator. There are a lot of moving parts to a validator and for someone who isn't very crypto savvy, it can become a project to understand and keep online.

A delegator is just an NFT hold that has tokens they are wanting to or are staking on a persons validator.

CEX's and DEX's are both platforms that help buyers and sellers trade crypto. A CEX, or centralized exchange, would be companies like crypto.com and coinbase.com which are operated by one single entity that has complete operational authority and control over every aspect of the platform. A DEX, or decentralized exchange, would be companies like pancakeswap.finance or smarter.uniswap.org where transactions are on a peer-to-peer marketplace where transactions occur directly between the crypto traders.

Liquidity pools are crypto smart contracts in DEX's that facilitate peer-to-peer trading. The liquidity pool is pretty much how much money or coin is available to sell off any specific coin. For example, LEMFlix only has about $4k in the liquidity pool currently, so all holders of LEMFlix could cash out to a total of $4k. So if one person has a large holding of LEMFlix coin, they could sell off up to $4k worth of token and their would be no more liquidity left for others to sell off their coin until more liquidity was added or a buyer initiated a buy order of LEMFlix (LEMFlix hasn't had the proper liquidity added because the project and service haven't be launched yet).

The liquidity pools will grow rapidly when the coin is added to the market and the services are running. It is recommended to review each light paper of a project on the DAPP to understand how large the liquidity pools are for each project. As of right now, the first few projects have stated that L2's liquidity pools are 888,000,000 coin, but can change on future projects and it's best to be in the habit of checking each project light paper.

When a new project launches, you can only mint 1 NFT per day per project per wallet, but if you have a LEMCRATE in that wallet, you can stake LEMX coin in that wallet to mint more NFT's. If you stake 5 LEMX coin into your Lemcrate, then you would get to mint 5 additional NFT's per project in that wallet. This can help to accelerate your purchasing into new NFTs and lock up coin to hold long term if you desire to do that. New lemcrates will not be sold and you will have to acquire an existing one from someone else in the project to own one.

The door is still cracked open to swap Crysalis projects into Lemon projects, you can also combine micros to get a full nft to swap up and can find groups on Telegram to help you with that. Things can change at any moment, but as of right now, it's been said that you can swap up until the migration to L1 which should be September 1st, 2024. With that said, only Debt NFT's can be moved into LEMX NFT's and all L2's can be swapped to Lemon L2 NFT's. There are no guarantees that swaps will stay open till that date, it can be shut off at any time.

If you are to sell your L2 coins on pancakeswap, you will swap them into LEMX coin.

Recently Lemon has moved to needing LEMX to mint any NFT's. You'll also need to have a little bit of BNB in your wallet to cover the transaction fees, since it is built on the BNB blockchain, but that is suppose to change when the migration to the Lemonaid blockchain happens. At that time, you'll just need LEMX. Now you'll still need a little bit of USDT on the BNB smart chain in your wallet to collect your rewards from the NFT's.

To start, I would ask, do you have at least $1 USDT on Binance Smart Chain? You'll need $1 in USDT and a few cents in BNB coin to collect your rewards, but this can change in September 2024 when we migrate over to the Lemon chain. If you do have USDT and BNB, I would say to try and clear your cash and cookies to make sure they didn't push out an update. You should now be able to collect your rewards, if you are still having issues with collecting your rewards, you can reach out to the Telegram tech support channel by searching: @lemhelp on Telegram. But do noted, this is a tech support group ran by users, so you need to be careful. You can also reach out to lemon directly on their support email.

Jason A. and Jake A. are brothers and the creators of the Lemon projects. Terry T. and Mike H. help with all the lives between Jason and others involved in the projects to give us updates from time to time.