CONSO Sets October 22 Claim Date for 5,555 Free-Mint CONSO BOTS on Sui
Claims for CONSO's free-mint collection open October 22 at 5 p.m. PT. Whitelist spots are guaranteed a mint; the rest of the 5,555 supply is first-come, first-served.
CONSO will open claims for CONSO BOTS, its free-mint collection of 5,555 NFTs on Sui, on October 22 at 5:00 p.m. PT (00:00 UTC on October 23). The date comes from the countdown on CONSO's official eligibility site, which the project launched on October 16.
Who can mint
Eligible X accounts receive a free CONSO BOT, and users can check eligibility by connecting their X account at conso.xyz/bots. The mint is split into two tiers: holders of whitelist spots are guaranteed a mint, and the rest of the supply goes out first-come, first-served.
CONSO is also running an "Earn a Bot" campaign that awards extra bots based on organic impressions from original posts about the project. Verified X accounts unlock one bot at 1,000 impressions, rising to four bots at 10,000. Unverified accounts need 2,000 impressions for one bot and 15,000 for four. Only posts made on or after October 16 count, and CONSO says bought views, engagement pods and copy-pasted or AI spam posts will be rejected.
What the bots do
CONSO describes the collection as reputation-backed "agentic collectibles" that run a mobile node for the CONSO Network. The collection is built on Sui and secured through Walrus, the decentralized storage network built on Sui. CONSO, which bills itself as a consumer reputation layer, lets users build a "Consumer Passport" from social, gaming, creative, AI and on-chain activity, and it offers a Miner app alongside the bots.
Community promoters have said each bot carries a 25% mining boost in the Miner app. CONSO's mint site does not list that figure, and SuiWire has not confirmed it with the project.
Why it matters
Free mints with large supplies are a common way for Sui projects to build a user base early. Tying the collection to node participation and an X-based reputation score makes CONSO BOTS a test of whether social activity can serve as a gate for on-chain access. CONSO has not said whether the FCFS phase will have a per-wallet limit.
SuiWire will update this story when CONSO publishes full mint instructions.
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