SHILL Issue 54

@perfectenchlag
Twitter: @CoralTribeNFT
Discord: discord.gg/B4MJcX72g9
Just like me, you all must have been enjoying the recent volume coming into the Solana nft
ecosystem. The hype and demand have been so strong lately that almost all the projects that
launched lately have done well in the secondary marketplace. To sustain that demand and volume,
there will be three big mints that are going to happen today, namely:- Crypto Coral Tribe, Female Remnants and
Floating Apes. One of them already has proven themselves in the past (Remnants) and the rest of the two are
showing great promise.
Here in this article, we are going to talk about Crypto Coral Tribe.
You must have heard this phrase a lot “we are here to change the space”, of course, an optimistic approach is
always a good to go thing but the one project that is going to change the trend with their approach and vision is
Crypto Coral Tribe.
This is not your usual community-associated, staking project with metaverse integration in its roadmap, rather
they are here going to leverage art and tech to invest in the natural world. Hence the name “Coral Tribe”.
Before we move ahead let me give the information about the mint:
Supply: 6565
Cost: 1.8
Time: 2 pm UTC (Presale) | 5 pm UTC (Public)
Let’s take a deep dive into their vision:
Roadmap: As I said above the main aim of the project is to protect 3000 coral reefs around 3 continents and
the main catalyst towards this vision is a Community Impact Fund which will be seeded with 50% of the mint
revenue.
So how is this impact fund gonna work?
The time is working on releasing a beta dashboard of the Impact Fund. This dashboard will be made accessible to
all the holders and they will be able to see the collective impact of the CCT, proposal rounds, voting mechanisms
and holder rewards.
There will be different ways in which the impact fund will get utilised and as a holder, you have a vote in deciding
which proposal is the best to go for and in return the holders will get a share from the returns of the investment.
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