Objekt is a type of photocard that can either be a physical photocard or an NFT available on ARTMS’s official app, Cosmo : the Gate. For every digital objekt that is obtained, one COMO is granted. COMO gives consumers voting rights for the group’s future activities. Physical objekt acts just like a normal photocard, but can also be scanned into the Cosmo app and turn into a digital objekt.
Despite being NFTs, digital objekts run on the Polygon Blockchain, a carbon neutral blockchain that uses a Proof-of-Stake system, and are set at a fixed price. This also means Objekts cannot be resold for a higher price by third parties.
Seasons[]
| Atom01 | June 18, 2023–May 24, 2024 | |
| Binary01 | May 29, 2024–November 24, 2024 | |
| Cream01 | December 1, 2024–present |
Future Seasons[]
Based on tripleS Objekt seasons
| Divine01 | TBA | |
| Ever01 | TBA |
Appearance[]
Objekts are typically in the shape, length and width of a regular photocard. On the front there is a picture of a member with a stripe on the side detailing their name and group name. On the right, the card’s designated number (ex. 100z) and print number (ex. #00523) are displayed. On the back, the card’s member, class, and season are noted, alongside a QR code and the member’s signature.
On the physical objekts, the card’s designated number is expressed with an “a” instead of a “z” and no print number is given.
How to Obtain[]
- Welcome Class
- When you sign in to the app for the first time, you're automatically given one random member’s “Welcome Class” objekt.
- First Class
- To receive digital objekts, you must purchase them for $2.99 USD each.
- Special Class
- Special Class objekts are given out by collecting all of one member’s Objekts, purchasing physical merchandise (albums and photobooks), and through fansign events. All Special Class objekts will yield one COMO every month.[1]
- Double Class
- Double Class objekts are given out through fansign and collaboration events.
Launch Videos[]
References[]
- ↑ @triplescosmos “Special Class Objekt’s description”. Twitter. 2022.10.08
