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Yuga Labs Launches Mudwater Trading Cards on Solana for BAYC and MAYC Holders

Yuga Labs launches Mudwater trading cards on Solana, offering BAYC and MAYC holders pack claims and allocating 2.5% of trading volume to APE purchases

Yuga Labs' Mudwater physical and digital trading card collection launches on Solana with claims open for BAYC and MAYC holders.

Yuga Labs, the company behind Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), has launched Mudwater, a physical and digital trading card collection on Solana, with claims now open to BAYC and Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC) holders. The collection features 120 artworks across multiple card types, including foil, numbered and rare editions.

The launch gives eligible NFT holders access to Mudwater card packs based on the number and type of NFTs they own. Each BAYC NFT qualifies for 10 packs, while each MAYC NFT qualifies for two packs. Every pack contains 10 cards.

Mudwater Claims Open for BAYC and MAYC Holders

Mudwater combines physical and digital trading cards within the Solana ecosystem. Its collection includes 120 artworks, with foil, numbered and rare editions forming part of the available selection.

The claim allocation differs between the two NFT collections. BAYC holders can claim 10 packs for each eligible BAYC NFT, while MAYC holders can claim two packs per eligible MAYC NFT. With 10 cards in each pack, the stated allocations translate to 100 cards per BAYC NFT and 20 cards per MAYC NFT.

The announcement identifies BAYC and MAYC holders as eligible claimants but does not provide additional details about the claim deadline or any other eligibility conditions.

Mudwater Trading Volume to Support APE Purchases

Mudwater also introduces a mechanism that connects trading activity in the card collection with APE, the token associated with the ApeCoin ecosystem. According to Wu Blockchain the announcement, 2.5% of Mudwater card trading volume is allocated to purchasing APE tokens.

The purchased APE tokens are then distributed to collectors proportionally based on their card holdings. This arrangement links the card collection's trading volume to token purchases, while the distribution amount for each collector depends on their share of the cards.

The announcement does not specify the schedule for APE purchases or distributions, how card holdings are measured for allocation purposes, or whether additional conditions apply to collectors receiving the tokens.

Mudwater Assets Available on OpenSea

Totems, packs and cards from the Mudwater project are now tradable on OpenSea, according to Wu Blockchain. The marketplace availability covers the three named asset categories associated with the collection.

The launch brings together NFT-holder claims, a 120-artwork markets trading card collection on Solana and an allocation of 2.5% of card trading volume toward APE purchases. BAYC and MAYC holders can claim different quantities of packs according to their NFT holdings, while Mudwater totems, packs and cards are available to trade on OpenSea.

Writer: Victoria Hale  
Technology & Blockchain Writer

Victoria Hale writes about blockchain technology, digital infrastructure, and the intersection of emerging technologies with finance. Her articles explore how new protocols and systems are shaping the evolving digital economy.

She prioritises clarity and accuracy when explaining technical developments to a general audience.

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