Join us as we take a look at some of the most exciting NFT collections around! Whether its their art, their exciting communities, or the unique things planned in their projects, there is definitely something here to grab your interest.
We know that all dogs go to heaven but not all dogs get to become NFTs. Only the best of good bois and girls get to become that.
Recently, we stumbled upon a collection of 10,000 art pieces known as The Doge Pound . These pieces are carefully chosen by Professor Elon. Probably no relation to the CEO of Tesla but we cannot confirm at this time. Each doge is thoughfully designed and grants its holder commercial rights as well as entry into the Doge Pound gang.
When it comes to artwork establishing provenance, or the place of origin, is especially important. Doge Pound doggos are no different. Each unique Doge image is hashed using SHA-256 algorithm. You can check out the final provenance record stored on the collection’s smart contract .
Perhaps the genius of Doge Pound NFTs lies in the ability to actually pet the NFTs themselves. Where else can you possibly do that?!
Pet the Doggos you know you want to.
The team behind the Doge Pound has plenty of things planned around their project in the coming months. Most importantly though, they are looking to partner with a charity that helps doggos from all around the world.
In terms of longegivity the project is already establishing a community grant fund with a starting amount of $30,000. This will be a way for artists, developers, and other individuals to create utility or additional art for the Doge Pound community. In addition, 2.5% of OpenSea fees will go directly to the community grant program forever.
With things like merch (for hoomans and for dogs), metaverse items, and access to limited apparel on the way, there is more than one reason here to wag your tail.
You are still early if you want to mint your own doge. Currently only 29% of the total doggos have been minted.
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