PUNKS Comic — an ERC-721 NFT, created by Pixel Vault. The Pixel Vault team is expanding the story of static network resources that are gaining value for both stakeholders and the broader crypto community.
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Description of the PUNKS Comic project
Pixel Vault — a media company, focused on promoting crypto assets in a variety of environments through the development of intellectual property and strengthened by decentralization and crowdsourcing. The team expands the history and knowledge of static network assets that add value to both stakeholders and the broader crypto community. The flagship PUNKS Comic project was launched on May 10, 2021.
Some features:
1 | Fractional allows NFTs to be split into ERC-20 fungible tokens that own the NFT, trade on the open market and can manage redemptions. |
2 | When the NFT is redeemed, the tokens can be exchanged for Ethereum. |
3 | As a launch partner for Fractional, Pixel Vault will split the 16 CryptoPunks, featured in PUNKS Comic apart, creating community co-ownership and building the PUNKS brand together. |
Pixel Vault Founder token holders (PVFT) own the works, stored in the DAO Founder's Vault. The Pixel Vault founder has a maximum supply of 10,000 tokens, but the final supply will depend on the number of burned PUNKS comics.
The estimated cost of DAO Founder's Vault at the initial stage - 600 + ETH. When you place a bet on your PUNKS Comic NFT, you will get $ PUNKS tokens, which represent your proportional ownership of 16 CryptoPunks. Holders of $ PUNKS tokens will also receive 100% of all future merchandise sales. $ PUNKS tokens will be available on the open market through Uniswap and Sushiswap.
Additional information
At the moment, White Paper and RoadMap are not available on the site. Instead, the developers provide a section with answers to questions.
If you want to stay up to date with all innovations, subscribe to the community on these social networks:
- twitter;
- discord.
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