Sales

A primary sale runs through the shared fixed-price minter, a single ownerless contract per chain that serves every project. Only the fixed-price minter ships now; see Minting for the protocol model.

Sales run against a collection. A plain 1/1 has no minter, so to sell a single piece, deploy a one-token collection (abx deploy-series --count 1) — or, if copies of that piece are fine, an edition (abx deploy --copies <n|open>), which ships a native sale stack on its own.

Configure and buy

• abx minter configure <token> --price <eth> --allocation <n>: set the price and how many tokens this minter may sell for the project. Use --price-raw <units> for exact base units, and --erc20 0x... to price in an ERC-20 instead of ETH. Only the token owner can configure.
• abx minter show <token>: the sale terms, whether the minter is assigned on the token, the payee, the pause state, and supply.
• abx minter buy <token> [--to 0x...]: buy one token. An ERC-20 sale needs a prior approval to the minter.

Wiring a collection for sale

A sale needs two separate grants, both from the project owner, plus a payee. Run them in this order:

1. abx minter configure <token> ...: set the sale terms on the minter.
2. abx set-minter <token> --minter <address>: authorize that minter on the token.
3. abx set-primary-payee <token> --payee 0x...: set the payout address. A sale reverts without one.
4. abx unpause <token>: open minting. Run this last.

"Configured" on the minter and "assigned" on the token are different grants; a sale needs both. Use abx set-max-invocations <token> --max <n> to lower the supply cap, which only decreases, and abx pause <token> to return to owner-only minting.

Editions: per-id sales

An edition (--copies) sells through a sibling contract, AbxFixedPriceMinter1155, priced per id rather than per collection:

• abx minter configure <token> --token-id <n> --price <eth> --allocation <n>: price that one id.
• abx minter show <token> --token-id <n>: that id's sale terms and readiness.
• abx minter buy <token> --token-id <n> --quantity <n>: buy n copies in one purchase, paying price × quantity.

--token-id is required on every minter subcommand against an edition, and refused against a plain collection. Wiring is otherwise identical: set-minter, set-primary-payee, and unpause stay contract-wide — one minter, one payee, one pause gate for the whole id space. OneOfOneEdition (a single artwork deployed with --copies, no folder) needs no Series wrapper at all: it implements the mint primitive directly, at id 0, so abx deploy --copies <n|open> --no-mint already has a full sale stack once wired up.

Mint page

abx mint-page <token> scaffolds a self-contained mint site for the fixed-price minter, ready to deploy to a static host. It reads the sale state and images directly from the chain. Sales are in ETH in this version.

Works against a Series, or an edition (OneOfOneEdition/EditionImage/EditionCode) — on an edition the page is a token-id-and-quantity purchase card rather than a gallery. Pointed at a plain 1/1, mint-page refuses up front rather than scaffolding a page that would sit on "Loading…" forever; deploy a one-token collection instead (abx deploy-series --dir <folder> --count 1), or an edition of one artwork (abx deploy --copies <n|open>).