Only about 2,400 accounts managed to snag the original Loot, a NFT collection of computer-generated text images that represent the treasures of a videogame that hasn’t been invented yet.
Those 2,400, who minted their Loot NFTs for free a week ago before the entire collection was claimed within a couple of hours, can resell their NFTs for a minimum of 8 ETH (and far more if their sheets contain rare items), and claim about $50,000 of Loot ERC-20 tokens.
Everyone else, however, had to watch with envy while the lucky few became immensely rich, networked in exclusive online clubs and got ready to play the RPG videogame that Loot’s community is feverishly creating for them.
Sensing that people felt a little left out, the project’s creator, Dom Hofmann (who also created the short-video app Vine and NFT project Blitmap), released more Loot today.
A lot of it: while the original collection was limited to 7,778 NFTs, there are ~1,316,005 bags of additional Loot. Hofmann named the
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