A date, made personal
Collect your birthday, celebrate an anniversary, or mark a memorable moment. Your date has a digital plaque with a choice of visual themes.
Explore plaque themes →A birthday. An anniversary. The day everything changed. Choose a date and collect its unique Dateverse NFT on Base.
Explore 36,525 calendar dates from January 1, 1950 through December 31, 2049. Each date can be minted only once in the Dateverse Genesis collection.
You own a unique digital collectible representing that calendar date within Dateverse. Its owner is recorded on Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 network, and the NFT can be held or transferred using a compatible wallet.
This does not give you exclusive rights to the real-world day, its events, or other people’s birthdays. It gives you ownership of that date’s token in this collection.
Collect your birthday, celebrate an anniversary, or mark a memorable moment. Your date has a digital plaque with a choice of visual themes.
Explore plaque themes →The Genesis range contains exactly 36,525 dates. The range cannot expand, and a minted date cannot be minted again. Existing owners may choose to transfer or sell their tokens.
Read the collection rules →Connect a compatible wallet on the date page. Public mint pricing starts at 0.005 ETH and increases in fixed tiers as public dates are minted. You also need ETH on Base for the network fee.
Check the selected date’s live price before approving. Reserved dates and already-minted dates are not available through public minting.
Find your date →Buy eligible dates by card through Stripe, with email access to a wallet powered by Privy. You do not need to install a wallet extension to start.
Review the total price before continuing to Stripe. Your NFT will be minted and delivered within 24 hours of successful payment; we’ll email you access instructions.
Choose a date to buy by card →Keep your date as a personal collectible, customize its plaque theme, or transfer it as a gift to another wallet on Base. Make sure the recipient can access that wallet before sending.
You can also list a supported NFT on a secondary marketplace such as OpenSea. A listing does not guarantee a sale or any resale value. Dateverse charges no creator royalties; network and marketplace fees may still apply.
Yes, if that exact date is within 1950–2049 and available for purchase. The year matters: April 18, 1981 and April 18, 1982 are different collectibles.
It cannot be minted again. Check the date page for its owner and marketplace links. You can buy it only if its owner is willing to sell or transfer it.
The NFT is held in a wallet. You can use an existing compatible wallet for direct minting, or use the email-wallet card purchase route for eligible dates.
Direct minting is a one-time purchase, with no annual Dateverse renewal fee. Later on-chain actions, including transfers and theme changes, require network fees.
Connect the owning wallet in My Collection. TrueCalendar buyers can also access their wallet through the TrueCalendar portal.