Renowned Hong Kong filmmaker Stephen Chow, famous for the legendary movie Kung Fu Hustle, recently introduced a nonfungible token (NFT) collection named “Nobody” in the past month. As of the latest update, the collection has recorded more than 9,695 Ether (equivalent to $23 million) transactions, with a daily trading volume of 2,713 Ether.
On the same day, Chow updated his X and Instagram profile pictures to a Nobody Avatar, penning: “New to [Nobody] social events? Any advice would be appreciated!” He also nudged everyone to switch their display images to Nobody’s. The creators of the Nobody collection shared their future intentions:
Merging past triumphs of Nobody’s First Creator, Stephen Chow, and including fresh methods, we’re bent on amplifying Nobody IP (Intellectual Property). We aim to produce engaging content that helps Nobody IP gain mainstream visibility, bursting past previous obstacles that kept Web3 original IP from mainstream Web2 market recognition.
On Jan. 10, Chow collaborated with the cryptocurrency exchange OKX to organize a Nobody NFT allowlist giveaway. A staggering 125,000 users participated in the airdrop, vying to win one of the 2,500 available Nobody NFTs. The collection limits the overall supply of Nobodys to 10,000.
Chow & MC Jin Collaborate: Nobody NFT Unveiled
Developers say that if you own a Nobody collectible, you can be part of the project’s growth and get cool perks like suggesting ideas, creating stuff together, voting, and even contributing to Nobody’s Intellectual Property.
On Dec. 6, 2023, Chow made an announcement. He was teaming up with Jin Au-Yeung, a Chinese-American rapper also known as MC Jin. Their goal? To craft the Nobody NFTs. The launch pad for their collection was Moonbox, a startup based in Hong Kong. Moonbox meshes AI with Web3 and has big ambitions.
Moreover, they are eager to put AI to work, launching NFTs inspired by the arts and film sector. Chow was the first to add his creative touch to the platform. Returning to Aug 2023, you’ll see Moonbox sealed a fund deal. They clinched $2.5 million. The company’s worth at that time? A cool $50 million. The leader of this funding frenzy was OKX Ventures.
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