VKontakte launched its own NFT collection, consisting of 8,000 unique tokens. The main character was the pet dog Spotty, according to the message of the social network.
The collection was created in collaboration with digital artists Ruslan Vyaltsev, Zhenya Zubkov and Misha Liberty.
The collection launch will take place in several stages: a pre-sale for Early Access owners, a main sale in a live queue, and a chatbot auction, featuring three of the artists’ rarest Legendary Tokens. . It will be possible to buy your own CryptoSpotty for rubles in the VK NFT application.
Each CryptoSpotty at launch was endowed with a unique skin, clothing set, and accessories. All buyers will also receive early access to the following VKontakte NFT collections.
It will be possible to buy one NFT for 379 rubles or a set of three CryptoSpotty for 849 rubles. The tokens will be randomly removed and the opening of all NFTs will take place after the sale ends.
The CryptoSpotty collection is based on the Polygon blockchain. You can get NFTs in one of the supported wallets such as MetaMask or TrustWallet. The token can be sold on the secondary market on any exchange that supports trading on Polygon.
NFTs from the collection will be available for purchase from April 25 to 27, and VKontakte will donate all received funds to the Attention Charitable Foundation for the restoration of an architectural monument – Buck’s tenement in St. Petersburg.
- VK added NFT avatars, featured a token showcase, and announced the launch of an NFT marketplace last December. It was reported that an NFT section will appear in the user profile, where you can place tokens from your collection.
- In February 2023, VK NFT announced a new feature that allows brands, artists, and influencers to create collections with the help of the VKontakte team.
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