Bored Ape Yacht Club Artist Launches NFT Vampire Community

With the increasing growth of the non-fungible token (NFT) market, more and more projects are entering the NFT market. According to Reuters, in the first half of 2021, NFT sales hit a record $ 2.5 billion. The Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) is currently building an NFT vampire community. As recently as last week, BAYC’s NFT sold for $ 2.25 million.

The team plans to evolve the project into a metaverse community. Besides the collection of non-fungible tokens, they are also working on an action-packed 2D side-scrolling game in the coming months.

The Sneaky Vampire Syndicate A member of the famous Bored Ape Yacht Club is building an NFT vampire community known as the Sneaky Vampire Syndicate (SVS). According to the SVS team, the new project will allow the public to strike 8,888 NFT in a matter of weeks for 0.08 ETH, or around $ 313 for an NFT. The project already has over 12,000 subscribers on its Discord server and is growing with every passing minute.

Like the NFT Bored Ape Yacht Club, the Sneaky Vampire Syndicate is a “community” of generative cartoon portraits designed as ERC-721 complaint tokens. However, some of these vampires are rarer than others, and 8 of them will not be spawned. These 8 vampires are hand drawn by artist Migwashere. In an interview with Decrypt, Migwashere said that unlike what can be achieved with Bored Ape Yacht Club, where he is just a member of the team, he is in full control of SVS. In his words, “this one is more like something I created.”

The Sneaky Vampire Syndicate also plans to launch a 2D side-scrolling fighting game that revolves around non-fungible tokens after its release. This upcoming game is currently being developed by an independent game studio known as Static City Games. In a conversation with Decrypt, lead game developer Woof said, “The game will have an infinite increase in difficulty over time, and only NFT owners will be allowed to play. In addition, there will be rankings on how long players survive. “

The Syndicate body is made up of 8,888 exceptionally unique vampires, all of whom live eternally within the blockchain network. With each of the vampire tokens, the holder can access Syndicate realms. In this realm, no mortal could come out alive. Projects like SVS and BYAC are leveraging the growing love for NFT avatars to create visible digital communities that mask the difference between fan clubs and shareholder groups.

How they plan to support community members For the Sneaky Vampire Syndicate (SVS) project, the team will choose 400 people who participated in the project on Twitter (NYSE 🙂 or Discord for pre-sale. Selected community members will be allowed to create up to two Vampire NFTs prior to the official launch. The team currently whitelists between 25 and 30 people each day. When launching the SVS project, wealthy people can post their vampires as profile pictures on their social media handles. However, the status is only effective if ownership of the Vampire NFT can be proven. Additionally, if a group member sells their NFT at a higher price, the remaining NFTs are likely to increase in value.

The SVS team has also planned several post-launch milestones. A week after the official launch, they will be giving away free NFTs to all vampire owners. At a later date, the team plans to donate bats to holders, just as holders of Bored Ape get free dogs and mutants. Additionally, the Syndicate plans to create a Vampire Lair community hub in the metaverse video game known as The Sandbox.

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