Brahma has launched a new type of digital collectible that evolves based on how you use cryptocurrency platforms. Called “Imprint,” these dynamic NFTs are designed to reflect users’ blockchain activities across multiple networks, creating a visual representation of their digital financial behavior.
Unlike traditional NFTs that remain static after purchase, Imprint NFTs continuously update to reflect the owner’s cryptocurrency transactions and interactions. Available at no cost and minted on the Berachain blockchain, each Imprint captures a user’s “cross-chain footprint” and transforms it into a personalized digital badge.
“This is your onchain imprint, battle log, and badge of effort — all in one,” explained Kakusan, co-founder of Brahma. “Most NFTs reflect ownership. Imprint reflects movement.”
How imprint NFTs work
Users can mint a single “soulbound” NFT (meaning it’s tied to their identity) by connecting up to three cryptocurrency wallets that showcase their decentralized finance (DeFi) activity. Those who already use Brahma’s services can link their Brahma Account for additional benefits.
Every week, the NFT analyzes the user’s blockchain activity and updates three key characteristics:
- Level (1-4): Measures overall engagement and determines eligibility for Brahma Rewards
- Arc: Identifies the user’s dominant type of blockchain interaction (lending, bridging, trading, etc.)
- Tribe: Shows which assets the user primarily deals with (Ethereum, Bitcoin, alternative cryptocurrencies, or stablecoins)
Brahma Overchain Imprint. Image source: Chainwire.
To keep their Imprint NFT active and “healthy,” users must regularly perform “GM” transactions through Brahma, interact with Brahma’s automated systems, and participate in various DeFi activities like lending and trading.
Beyond just collecting
Imprint NFTs serve a practical purpose beyond being digital collectibles. They convert fragmented user activity across multiple blockchain networks into a single evolving record that visually tracks onchain participation.
The system emphasizes actual usage rather than speculation. Users can increase their standing by connecting their Brahma address to Discord, linking Twitter, completing weekly tasks, and engaging with partner platforms including Monad, Creator Bid, Euler Finance, and several others.
Initially, the NFTs cannot be transferred to other users until after a designated snapshot period. After that, owners will be able to move them to other networks like Base and BNB Chain as a permanent record of their blockchain achievements.
Brahma positions this launch as establishing a new standard for blockchain engagement models, with a focus on active users and consistent participation rather than speculation or one-time purchases.
Users interested in minting their own Brahma Imprint can do so starting today through the company’s website.
- Chainwire – https://chainwire.org/2025/05/22/brahma-launches-imprint-a-dynamic-nft-that-evolves-with-onchain-activity/
