The Bubols
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@thebubols
Part of The @CreativeFriendz Collective (CC BY-SA)
... / > GM FREE MINT your @R00mzXyz opensea.io/collection/R00… ... progress █████████▒▒▒▒▒▒ 60%... ... unique owners ███████████▒▒▒▒ 81%... #NFTs #NFTComminity
... / > Godzilla invaded you @R00mzXyz FREE MINT ... progress ██████▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒ 30%
… / > Allowlist Drop 2 starts Apr 18th (today) 10PM CET (in 30 minutes) — ⛽️ gas is high now - don’t rush you all have 12hs to mint. — Public Drop on Apr 19th 10AM CET One that did not make it 👇
TL/DR: FREE Drop of 888 1.1 (CC0) 80s style pixel art (not pixel perfect) Ai generated workspaces collectibles via @opensea APR-18 Allowlist 1: 3 FREE MINTS (Web3 friends*) APR-18 Allowlist 2: 2 FREE MINTS (holders) APR-19 Public: 1 MINT To join Allowlist 1 closest Web3 friends by spreading the word about this project. Backstory: For a long, I wanted to do something that mixed nostalgia, art, ai, and Web3. I've been sick for the past weeks, and that gave me time to research new tools. I wanted to understand how much all have changed since I did my first collection with Hashlips, then Bueno, till now. And a lot has changed. To start, we have Ai, a talentless artist like me who always wanted to create "art pieces," and now I can. So I wanted to create some token of the times we live in where Web3 <> Ai Web3, since then come a long way to deploy collections. I looked at @thirdweb (a project I follow for a few years), @buenonft, @DiamondHandNFT, OneMint, etc. Each one has its own features. I'm more than happy to share my experience with each. I decided to go with OpenSea for one reason, and that's because they limit Blur.io farming, or at least it can be done by enforcing rules in the contract. Blur farming has been detrimental to space. I know, as we talked about before, "flippers are good for projects" Look at us now. They were not, and neither is Blur farming. Anyway. They are all free to mint and created under a CC0 (no rights reserved) license, so you can do what you want. I've set a small creator fee of 2.5% only to cover the cost of minting and stuff.
