Wasteland: a revealed collection with a 30.1% recorded floor change

This review uses the source record dated 2026-09-06. Announcements describe that period and should not be read as current mint or participation invitations.

What is the project

Wasteland describes a fantasy collection of rejected monsters that fit nowhere. The announced Robinhood Chain supply is 3,333 unique items.

The project announced sellout and reveal during the recorded week. Marketplace data supports that a secondary market was active, rather than only a future mint plan.

What the project says

Its sold-out announcement thanks holders, promises a reveal within 24 hours and describes 3,333 individual works. This is a project statement about completion, not an independent mint audit.

The reveal post describes rejected characters, ruined locations, crude weapons and forgotten mounts. It also announces a "Forge" system intended to recycle Waste NFTs.

The project says rare "Relic" items would contain hidden ETH rewards and that some royalty income would flow to those who first find or produce them. It explicitly says more details would be posted soon.

A later post reports sniping activity and slow trait loading. Those behaviors were not independently checked onchain here.

NFT

The collection contract is 0xeb5cbe68a0fb8a0fb3660f152e98329a5b465c9d. Its recorded official-link chain runs from the X bio directly to the OpenSea wasteland-art collection page, with the address obtained through that collection record.

The post-reveal measurements show an active secondary market. Three observations are relevant.

First, recorded sales approached twice the item count. This indicates substantial aggregate turnover; it does not establish that every individual item traded more than once.

Second, a substantial share of recorded total volume was concentrated in the last 24 hours of a short collection history.

Third, the best offer was below the listed floor, while the number of listed items was near half the owner count.

The fact record also includes a four-item, four-owner, zero-sale page named "was". The collected official-link chain did not establish its relationship to the main project. This article therefore withholds that page's address and does not equate it with the promised Waste recycling mechanism.

Team and funding

No team names or funding record were found. The verified profile showed 12.6k followers and an August 2026 opening date.

What to watch

• Forge and Waste recycling mechanics were announced but not documented.
• Relic rewards and royalty flows lack recorded rates, distribution mechanics and timing.
• The four-item secondary page's relationship to the project is unverified.
• No documentation page was found; project explanations come from X.
• The fact record lacks the royalty rate and reward-pool source.

Conclusion

The measurements show a young, active secondary market with considerable turnover, a short price history and offers below the listed floor. Forge and Relic reward promises remain project announcements without enough documented mechanics to independently validate them.