Farming Season to open free 1,111-piece holder NFT mint on Oct. 24

In Brief:

• Farming Season will hold a free mint of 1,111 NFTs at 16:00 UTC on Oct. 24.
• The NFT unlocks four holder-only cosmetics: a farmer outfit, a building color, a flag and an arena sword.
• According to the team, holders will get every cosmetic it releases later at no cost, as long as they keep holding.

In a post on X, the Farming Season team said a free mint of 1,111 NFTs opens at 16:00 UTC on Oct. 24.

The collection is about cosmetics. No earning boost or token allocation has been announced for the NFT. The post lists four items that only holders can access: a farmer outfit, a building color, a flag and an arena sword.

One perk extends to future releases. The post promises holders “Every future cosmetic, free: new looks we release are yours at no cost while you hold.”

Gaps in the announcement

The post doesn’t say which chain the NFTs will mint on. It has no mint link, no wallet limit and no eligibility rules, and it doesn’t make clear whether the 1,111 pieces are a public mint or allowlist-only.

Ahead of launch, the team ran a waitlist at farmingseason.io/waitlist along with a creator campaign. Creators who posted about the game had a shot at free mint allowlist spots, with 100 guaranteed (GTD) and 200 first-come, first-served (FCFS) on offer. How those spots tie into the Oct. 24 mint hasn’t been explained.

NFTs don’t appear anywhere in the player guide on farmingseason.io.

Season 1 is already running

The mint comes five days after Season 1 opened on Oct. 19, 2026, on Robinhood Chain. Players get in through a browser: they connect a wallet and pay a one-time fee worth $1 in ETH.

Gameplay includes planting crops, raising animals, a battle arena and clans. Three buildings follow real markets. Gold and silver come from the Mine, oil comes from the Oil Well, and the Farm Bank buys those goods from players at live prices taken from Chainlink price feeds.

A player’s Town Hall level, from one to five, decides how much they can earn per day. The guide sets the Level 1 cap at $1.50 a day, while Level 5 goes “up to ×26.7 of level 1.” On the arena, the guide says: “A player who defeats everything reaches the daily battle limit in about an hour.”

Clans face off every week. Once Monday 00:00 UTC passes, the top three clans split token prizes from the reward pool, and each member’s share depends on the points they earned that week.

SEASON token and burns

SEASON is the game’s token. On X, the team lists 0xea0071a8778fa02c12378e88868255e0e0952be6 as the sole official contract address and asks players to verify it before they buy.

The player guide said: “Every fee and all in-game spending is split: half is burned for good, half goes to the reward pool.” That spending is settled onchain every 10 minutes.

According to the team, 8% of all SEASON is gone for good, with 80,069,033 SEASON sent to the burn address.

Two features are marked as coming soon. Neighbor Help lets players ask neighbors for help for four, eight or 12 hours. A creator program will pay $100 in SEASON per day, split among creators.

What the domain records show

ScamAdviser rates farmingseason.io with a trust score of zero. Its reasons are a domain registered on Oct. 10, 2026, an owner whose identity is hidden in domain records, and low traffic. The redacted registration gives Konya, Turkey as the location.

Robinhood Chain already hosts several other farming projects, Yield Farm and Farmers Market among them. The team said @farmingseasonio is the only place it will post contract addresses.