TheGreatReset.Finance has gathered the largest projects on the Fantom network for a cyberpunk community nonfungible token (NFT) collection.
This generative collection features a combination of cyberpunk- and protocol-based attributes with proceeds from the entire sale being donated to various charities, including the Institution for Education, Research & Scholarships and The Spring of Tampa Bay, a crisis hotline.
The collection features cyberpunk attributes and will grant holders exclusive access to events with free food, drinks and entertainment at each future keynote Fantom developer conference. There are 2,470 NFTs in total: five Omega, 15 Obsidian, 450 Gold and 2000 Silver tiers. Each tier will offer greater rewards in real life and the metaverse.
Next week, 1,365 NFTs will be airdropped to the addresses with the highest total value locked (TVL) deposited in each partnered project during a taken snapshot. Each project’s top stakers will receive NFTs with that project’s traits. The NFTs will be distributed during the first week of March with 1,100 reserved for sale.
Below is the full list of decentralized apps (DApps) partnered to deposit to:
- SpiritSwap — The top decentralized exchange (DEX) on Fantom. Liquidity providers for the Hertz Network (HTZ) and Fantom (FTM) pair qualify for the airdrop.
- Revenant — Revenant’s first achievement was helping to stabilize Fantom USD (FUSD) by creating an interest-bearing version (iFUSD). Liquidity in the HTZ and IFUSD trading pair will count for the airdrop.
- Tarot — A leading lending protocol. FTM and Tarot trading-pair liquidity providers will qualify for the airdrop.
- Grim Finance provides vaults not just for The Great Reset’s Cyberswap pairs but also for other DEXes on Fantom. Depositors in any vault will be eligible for the airdrop.
The Rarest NFT will be airdropped to the top liquidity provider for the HTZ and Avalanche (AVAX) pair on Pangolin.Exchange, the leading exchange on Avalanche that recently hosted its new dual-token emission super farms for The Great Reset.
The collection will be listed on PaintSwap, the leading NFT marketplace on Fantom. Fantom was chosen as the blockchain for both the NFT collection and The Great Reset’s DApps due to its cheap transaction fees, fast confirmation times and faucet for new users to get started buying FTM on a DEX.
Fantom has proven itself as a blockchain platform during 2021 with exceptional user-friendliness, a rapid increase in DApp TVL and the ability to support a large user capacity. Over time as The Great Reset lore grows, these NFTs will gain more features that include levels based on attendance, tastes to customize event menus and more.
They will also enjoy some of the same benefits as The Great Reset storyline character NFTs such as exclusive access to merchandise drops, rarer trading card packs and watching The Great Reset episodes before their official release date. Obsidian and greater-tiers will have the opportunity once each season to add a side character to the series.
The Great Reset is a community-focused project that plans on using its reputation token, TGR, for governance that can be earned by completing jobs on its decentralized job market. In The Great Reset’s storyline, these NFTs are from a future cyberpunk dystopia where technology kept progressing but governance was never decentralized, and mega-corporations now control the world.
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