Hong Kong director Stephen Chow, widely known for the cult film "Kung Fu Hustle," launched an NFT collection called "Nobody" earlier this month amid growing interest in NFTs and digital culture innovations. At the time of publication, the Nobody collection had already attracted over 9695 ETH, indicating high demand for the works presented in this collection.
On the day of the collection's launch, Chow actively engaged with the community, urging them to suggest ideas for various events related to the Nobody project. He also encouraged his followers on social media to change their avatars to the Nobody image, sparking the formation of an active community around this initiative.
The developers of the collection expressed their intention to develop "Nobody IP" (intellectual property), combining the experience of the creator of "Nobody Is the First" Stephen Chow with new mechanisms aimed at attracting public attention to Nobody's intellectual property. They plan to break down barriers hindering the transition of Web3-native IP to the mainstream Web2 market.
Further steps in the development of the collection include partnering with the cryptocurrency exchange OKX to conduct a whitelist NFT giveaway for users. Over 125,000 participants took part in this event, resulting in the distribution of 2500 NFTs. The total number of NFTs in the Nobody collection is limited to 10,000.
Owners of Nobody collectibles will receive various privileges, including the opportunity to participate in project development, collaborate on future works, vote on development-related issues, and create their own intellectual property.
