District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine accused MicroStrategy co-founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor of evading $25 million in district taxes in a lawsuit filed Wednesday.
The lawsuit also names MicroStrategy as a defendant. Racine alleges the company conspired to help Saylor evade the taxes. The AG’s office said it’s seeking to recover a total sum of over $100 million in unpaid taxes and penalties.
Shares of MicroStrategy were down more than 6% Wednesday afternoon on the news. Saylor, who oversaw the company’s push into bitcoin, stepped down as CEO earlier this month. Under his leadership, MicroStrategy spent close to $4 billion acquiring bitcoin at an average price of $30,700, and he has said he considers the company’s stock a sort of bitcoin ETF.
Saylor allegedly claimed to reside in Virginia or Florida, which have lower or no personal income tax rates, while actually living in several different homes around D.C., including a penthouse apartment in the Georgetown neighborhood or on his yacht on the Georgetown waterfront or Potomac River when the apartment was undergoing renovations, according to the lawsuit. The suit includes several screenshots of posts that appear to be from Saylor’s Facebook page dating back several years and referencing the view from his “Georgetown balcony” and discussing his “home” while tagging Washington, D.C.
MicroStrategy allegedly “had detailed information confirming that Saylor was in fact a DC resident,” according to a press release, but it chose to withhold that information.
In a statement, MicroStrategy said, “The case is a personal tax matter involving Mr. Saylor. The Company was not responsible for his day-to-day affairs and did not oversee his individual tax responsibilities. Nor did the Company conspire with Mr. Saylor in the discharge of his personal tax responsibilities. The District of Columbia’s claims against the Company are false and we will defend aggressively against this overreach.”
Around 2014, the AG’s office claims in the lawsuit, MicroStrategy’s then-chief financial officer confronted Saylor about his alleged tax evasion being a potential liability for the company. Saylor and MicroStrategy ended up reaching an agreement where Saylor’s salary would be reduced to a nominal $1, the lawsuit claims, in order to reduce the risk authorities would discover the alleged scheme. Still, the AG alleges, Saylor continued to benefit from “fringe benefits” with a “high cash value,” such as use of the company plane.
“A decade ago, I bought an historic house in Miami Beach and moved my home there from Virginia,” Saylor said in a statement. “Although MicroStrategy is based in Virginia, Florida is where I live, vote, and have reported for jury duty, and it is at the center of my personal and family life. I respectfully disagree with the position of the District of Columbia, and look forward to a fair resolution in the courts.”
The suit is the first to be brought under a recently passed law called the False Claims Act, according to Racine’s office. The district law incentivizes whistleblowers to report tax fraud and allows the court to impose penalties up to three times the amount of the evaded taxes, according to the AG’s office.
The district suit follows a separate complaint filed by whistleblowers against Saylor in April 2021, accusing him of failing to pay income taxes from 2014 through 2020. The complaint was filed under seal but made public on Wednesday.
The AG’s office said it independently investigated the whistleblower case and found MicroStrategy had filed inaccurate W-2s with his Florida-based address and had failed to withhold taxes allegedly owed to the district. The new lawsuit alleges Saylor failed to pay income tax he owed to the district starting in 2005.
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Although the value of bitcoin has fallen by over 60% from its record highs as of August 2022, this “crypto winter” isn’t reducing interest in purchasing digital currency.
About 56% of consumers say they’re at least somewhat interested in buying cryptocurrency within the next year, according to PYMNTS and BitPay’s August “Paying with Cryptocurrency” survey.
Nearly 42% of millennials say they are either very or extremely likely to buy crypto in the next year. For Gen Z, that number drops to about 26%.
What’s behind the continued fascination with crypto? While nearly 50% of respondents are motivated by the possibility of making money from their crypto investments, about 15% of respondents say the “fear of missing out” is driving their decision.
“History has shown us that the market has defied all odds even during downward periods, so investors remain positive about the ability of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to remain resilient,” says Iyandra Smith-Bryan, chief operating officer of Quantfury, a global broker-dealer that provides exchange spot prices on global and crypto exchanges.
Additionally, belief in the underlying blockchain technology continues to fuel investors’ optimism about the adoption of cryptocurrency in the future, Smith-Bryan says.
Investors also tend to see the silver lining to crypto winters. “It eliminates the weaker players, leaving the best players on the field; giving those best players an opportunity to concentrate on advancements in technology, product development, and heightening support and service,” Smith-Bryan adds.
While plenty of people hope to earn a profit from their crypto holdings, many want to be able to use it to make purchases too.
Around 40% of 18 to 35-year-olds plan to use crypto to pay for goods and services this year, according to Checkout.com’s “Demystifying Crypto” report.
As the process of using crypto to make purchases becomes more seamless, “we will see hockey stick-like growth — much like the speed of growth of the internet,” says Max Rothman, head of crypto and digital assets at Checkout.com.
Currently, the fluctuations in the value of many forms of cryptocurrency, such as bitcoin and ether, make it challenging to use as a payment method.
However, stablecoins, which is cryptocurrency that’s value is pegged to the price of another asset such as gold, can present both consumers and retailers with the price stability they’re seeking, Rothman says.
Stablecoins “offer all the benefits of a digital asset — transparency, decentralized data and immediate availability of funds — but are better able to withstand the volatility of markets,” Rothman says.
Although interest in crypto remains high, there are real risks that should be taken into account.
Cryptocurrency is a highly volatile digital asset that is subject to erratic fluctuations in value. There are no guarantees of earning a profit, which is why experts recommend only investing as much money as you’re willing to potentially lose.
Additionally, cyber thieves can sometimes hack the virtual wallets that store your crypto and steal your funds, so it’s important to be extra diligent about security.
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The premier crypto event World Blockchain Expo announced Dubai as its next destination, with the event to be held on Oct. 15, 2022. History is repeating itself again, but this iteration of the event will be in Dubai.
The World Blockchain Expo will bring an opportunity for blockchain business owners, startups and individuals who are thinking about moving their businesses forward onto the blockchain by means of funding opportunities and expert guidance.
The World Blockchain Expo Dubai 2022 (WBE) will feature technology leaders and concept advocates within the blockchain industry. The event’s organizers recently announced over-subscription in terms of sponsors and investors, which has exceeded expectations. The event now anticipates attracting over 30 sponsors.
In addition to sponsor and investor interest, WBE has managed to attract some industry heavyweights in terms of speakers like Metaverse speaker and NFT tech founder Mario Nawfal, Huobi Global business development manager Michela Silvestri, Luna PR founder and CEO Nikita Sachdev and Yard Hub CEO Yaroslav Shakula.
The list continues to grow in every sense, as the organizers have indicated that they are in talks with many more speakers. With all these ingredients in place, World Blockchain Expo should be on the to-do list of every fintech professional or those looking to start their Web3 path.
“It is imperative for all blockchain and technology enthusiasts to have platforms for knowledge-sharing and discussion of adoption strategies, and The World Blockchain Expo Dubai 2022 is an event that offers just that. I am delighted to be a part of an event that promises to be a conduit in the development of this global tech phenomenon,” said the operational manager of World Blockchain Expo.
“Events of this nature are of critical importance in exploring the widespread utility of blockchain, and I stress that all like-minded individuals put it on their To-Do list,” he added.
Innovators from this emerging tech environment will be traveling from countries worldwide including the United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Russia, Malaysia and India.
Attendees can expect an exciting program and insights from visionary speakers working with blockchain, participation in roundtable discussions and networking sessions to connect with key industry leaders and investors, and facilitated business meetings.
The event is open for registration, with early bird tickets available until Oct. 13.
The leading digital asset and cryptocurrency trading platform MEXC firstly is introducing a 0 maker fee rate offering for all spot traders from August 31. The 0 maker fee policy applies to all spot trading pairs on MEXC. This marks a ground-breaking level of user experience that has been brought to the crypto space for all traders.
For now, reports show that MEXC reaches a spot daily trading volume of $1.6 billion, and more than 1,500 trading pairs are listed on MEXC, according to CoinMarketCap. While the 0 maker fee policy is introduced, more than 7 million users worldwide will benefit from the promotion in every single spot trading activity.
With the value of “users first, service foremost,” MEXC keeps making efforts and remains competitive regarding the user experience in the ever-changing cryptocurrency market since being founded in 2018. Especially over the past months, the MEXC team has successfully pushed the boundaries. In April, MEXC firstly introduced its NFT Index product to help people around the world take part in nonfungible tokens (NFTs) more affordably. In August, MEXC introduced MX/USDT perpetual trading and then launched a trade mining feature on the platform, with more still to come.
MEXC Global vice president Andrew Weiner commented, “As the first exchange in the industry to announce zero maker fees for all spot trading pairs, MEXC continues to win support and trust from our user community every time the market changes. We are dedicated to making the user experience more effortless and seamless.”
The promotion opens on Aug. 31 at 15:00 (UTC) until further notice. For more details, please stay tuned to the MEXC website for official announcements.
About MEXC
MEXC is the world’s leading cryptocurrency trading platform, providing one-stop cryptocurrency trading services for spot, exchange-traded funds, futures, staking, NFT Index, etc., and serving more than 7 million users worldwide.
The core team has a solid background in traditional finance and has professional financial product logic and technical security guarantees in terms of cryptocurrency products and services. In October 2021, MEXC Global won the title of “Best Cryptocurrency Exchange in Asia.”
Currently, it supports the trading of more than 1,500 cryptocurrencies and is the trading platform with the fastest launch speed for new projects and the most tradable categories. Visit the website and blog for more information and follow MEXC Global and MEXC Research.
Crypto lender Celsius Network will allow withdrawals from some of its customers, potentially returning $210 million to users who were locked out of their accounts this summer.
Celsius paused customer withdrawals in June, claiming it had been slammed by the massive crypto sell-off. It later attempted to resume withdrawals by raising money through a high-yield token, but eventually filed for bankruptcy in July.
But a new court filing said the lender will reopen withdrawals for customers who have custodial and withhold accounts, CoinDesk reported, noting about 58,300 users deposited over $210 million in those accounts.
That came a day after 64 custodial customers filed a petition against the crypto lender demanding their funds be returned to them, adding that Celsius had the ability to do so, but have avoided that for months.
“The Debtors’ continued refusal to honor withdrawals of all Custody Assets has created tremendous hardship on their users as set forth in hundreds of letters filed on the docket and at hearings,” the petition said, referring to letters sent to the Southern District of New York from Celsius customers. Many of them have expressed anger at being locked out of their accounts, and have pleaded to get their deposits back.
Celsius owed $4.7 billion when it filed for bankruptcy. According to court filings, Celsius said the total value of its assets were only worth around $4.3 billion at the time it declared bankruptcy, around $17 billion less than what it reported in March of this year.
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A cryptocurrency-exchange company accidentally transferred almost $10.5 million to an Australian woman but failed to notice the error for seven months, according to a legal document.
Crypto.com made the mistaken payment in May 2021 when it was supposed to pay Thevamanogari Manivel $100 but instead entered the wrong account number into the payment-amount field, according to a default judgment released on Friday in the Supreme Court of Victoria.
Manivel therefore received $10,474,143 from Crypto.com by mistake.
The cryptocurrency firm failed to spot the erroneous payment until a company audit was carried out in late December — seven months later, according to the judgment.
Crypto.com then launched legal action against Manivel and her sister Thilagavathy Gangadory, who received some of the $10.5 million payment, the judgment said.
The company was granted freezing orders in February against Manivel’s bank account but discovered that she had sent most of the money to other accounts, the judgment said.
In late January, Manivel sent $430,000 to her daughter, the judgment said. A month later, Manivel purchased a $1.35 million house in Craigieburn, a suburb of Melbourne, with the money that was mistakenly sent to her, the company added in the judgment.
Manivel then transferred the ownership of the house to Gangadory, who lives in Malaysia, the judgment said.
Crypto.com tried to freeze Gangadory’s bank accounts in March, but it proved unsuccessful, the judgment said.
Gangadory didn’t respond to correspondence from Crypto.com’s solicitors but did reply to one email from Manivel’s lawyers, saying “received, thank you,” according to the judgment.
Manivel’s solicitors told Crypto.com that Gangadory was seeking legal advice, the judgment said.
The default judgment ordered Gangadory to pay Crypto.com $1.35 million, sell the property, and pay interest of $27,369.64 and costs.
Crypto.com didn’t immediately respond to Insider’s request for comment. The company declined to comment to The Guardian and Daily Mail Australia while the case was before the courts.
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After tremendous success with its prominent presence at last year’s Gitex Dubai, crypto incubator and advisor TDeFi is returning to the Middle East’s premier technology gathering, which promises to be even bigger and better than last year.
Gitex Global (Gulf Information Technology Exhibition) is one of the world’s most influential gatherings in the tech industry. Attended by more than 250,000 people from over 140 countries, the event brings together many of the sector’s brightest minds and greatest innovators to discuss the state of the space, showcase new products and identify emerging opportunities.
More than 4,000 exhibitors will be taking part in Gitex Dubai 2022, including hundreds of the most active VCs from over 30 countries. More than 1,000 prominent speakers will deliver over 280 hours of exclusive content live on stage from the Dubai World Trade Center between Oct. 10 and 14, 2022. The packed Gitex agenda will span every corner of the industry, from cybersecurity, energy and education to healthcare, Web3 and digital cities. It’s the ultimate technology networking event, attended by some of the sector’s most revered luminaries.
Leaders from more than 1,200 private companies, government entities and startups — including many of the tech industry’s most successful organizations — descend on Dubai each year for the Gitex conference, representing more than 170 countries. GITEX dates back to 1981 and has since grown into one of the industry’s must-attend events, where exhibitors and presenters from all corners of the globe come together to share knowledge and show off their latest innovations.
This year, TDeFi will again participate at Gitex with an exhibition of its portfolio showcasing its latest projects. TDeFi is an incubator and advisory firm for blockchain startups, affording them seamless access to many resources, such as high-quality mentorship, financial support, marketing, community building, exchange listings, liquidity provisioning and growth hacking partnerships.
One of the most memorable events from last year’s Gitex was BizThon 1.0, a unique blockchain hackathon where over 10,000 participants put their collective brainpower together to turn their blockchain-based business ideas to life with the help of TDeFi and its partners. After months of offline developing, 25 finalists were selected to pitch their ideas live on stage in front of an esteemed panel of judges. This year, TDeFi will host BizThon 2.0 with the help of partners including MythX, Metamazonia, Faith Tribe, Edverse, Vulcan Forged, Sinverse, Bridge Network, EQ8 and more than 30 of its portfolio companies.
TDeFi is excited to once again be taking part in one of the region’s and planet’s most important gatherings of the technology industry.
About Gitex Dubai
Gitex Dubai is one of the world’s biggest and most influential technology conferences, attended by over 250,000 participants representing more than 140 countries. This year’s event will have more than 4,000 exhibitors, 800 startups and over 1,000 speakers, with the roster including some of the space’s most prominent names. It will be held in Dubai, UAE from Oct. 10 to 14, 2022.
About TDeFi
TDeFi incubation provides access to world-class mentors, industry connections, transactional token economics, network of experts in technology, marketing and community, exchanges, liquidity and growth hacking partnerships. It seeks projects not just looking to survive, but those looking to thrive for years to come and disrupt the status quo in their respective fields.
London, the United Kingdom, Sept. 2 — Reef, a layer-1 Substrate-based blockchain for decentralized finance (DeFi), nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and gaming, announced today its highly anticipated Reef Card is now available for people in the United Kingdom and Europe.
Reef has been working with Baanx, an experienced partner for revolutionary Web3 financial solutions, to create and produce Reef Card. Reef Card, powered by Baanx, is part of the Mastercard crypto debit line. Due to COVID-19 and material production delays, the card was put on hold until this year. Now it’s officially available to everyone in the U.K. and European Economic Area.
Denko Mancheski, CEO of Reef said, “We feel good about the future of Reef, and over the past year, we’ve been working hard with Baanx to get Reef Card out. We’re excited to have it available now and allow hodlers the opportunity to spend their cryptocurrencies in the physical world.”
Crypto debit cards have become a hot ticket in the physical world as they add another layer of utility to tokens and the cryptocurrency landscape. Reef Card owners will be able to spend their crypto and have their card convert it to fiat only at the time of purchase, and they will be able to use their card at over 90 million merchants worldwide and even withdraw fiat at certain ATMs. To start, Reef Card will be available as a physical card and Google Play right away. Apple Pay will come next.
Garth Howat, CEO of Baanx said, “It’s very exciting to see that more companies and communities are adopting our solutions to bridge the gap between DeFi and traditional finance. We’ve been working hard with the Reef team on this project, allowing the community to enjoy Reef’s ecosystem to the fullest.”
Reef continues to evolve and expand its blockchain, quickly gaining momentum on the lead to becoming one of the top five Web3 blockchains. Recently, Reef launched an NFT division, attended Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai, launched ReefScan V2, and a new REEF Community Staking Bond. Reef Card is another innovative addition to the rise of the chain and its native token, REEF.
About Reef
Reef’s Substrate-based layer-1 blockchain with smart contract functionality offers an intuitive user experience, high scalability and low fees, helping the ecosystem to be a go-to platform for NFT projects. Reef is the most advanced Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible blockchain with smart contract functionality. Based on a nominated proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, the network offers low fees and scalability, as well as myriad features, including native token bridges, on-chain governance, recurring payments and much more. Eventually, the platform will also support an additional virtual machine that will allow developers to write code in several different programming languages.
About Baanx
Baanx offers fintech services to the digital asset sector, including Cryptodraft and payment authorization integration into Visa, Mastercard and other transaction payment systems. Baanx headquarters are in London, U.K. with subsidiaries in Delaware, United States, Portugal and Lithuania. Baanx manages digital assets with maximum privacy and security. The company is launching services for more than 25 top-tier clients, including Ledger and Reef. Baanx is managed by a seasoned team with over a hundred years of combined experience in banking, financial technology, cryptography, finance and digital marketing.
In its first foray into the crypto sector, the House Committee on Oversight and Reform is dialing up the pressure on federal agencies and crypto exchanges to protect Americans from fraudsters.
In a series of letters sent Tuesday morning, the committee asked four agencies, including the Department of the Treasury, the Federal Trade Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as five digital asset exchanges — Coinbase, FTX, Binance.US, Kraken, and KuCoin — for information and documents about what they are doing, if anything, to safeguard consumers against scams and combat cryptocurrency-related fraud.
More than $1 billion in crypto has been lost to fraud since the start of 2021, according to research from the FTC.
“As stories of skyrocketing prices and overnight riches have attracted both professional and amateur investors to cryptocurrencies, scammers have cashed in,” wrote Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, D.-Ill., Chair of the Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy. “The lack of a central authority to flag suspicious transactions in many situations, the irreversibility of transactions, and the limited understanding many consumers and investors have of the underlying technology make cryptocurrency a preferred transaction method for scammers.”
The letters ask that the federal agencies and crypto exchanges respond by Sept. 12 with information about what they are doing to protect consumers. The committee says that these responses could be used to craft legislative solutions.
In particular, the letters ask that the exchanges produce documents dating back through Jan. 1, 2009, which display efforts to combat crypto scams and fraud, as well as show attempts made to “identify, investigate, and remove or flag potentially fraudulent digital assets or accounts,” as well as highlight discussions around “whether to adopt more stringent policies.”
In one letter, addressed to Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO and founder of FTX, the committee notes that “while some exchanges review cryptocurrencies before listing them, others allow digital assets to be listed with little or no vetting.”
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis found that 37% of crypto scam revenue last year went to “rug pulls,” a type of scheme that involves developers listing a token on an exchange, pumping it up, and then vanishing with the funds.
Binance.US, which also received an inquiry from the committee on Tuesday, has been accused in a class action lawsuit of misleading consumers about the safety of investing in the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin known as terraUSD (or UST, for short) and its sister token, luna. At their height, luna and UST had a combined market value of almost $60 billion. Now, they’re essentially worthless.
Concern over the safety of crypto funds parked on centralized platforms has also been gaining traction following the recent collapse of Voyager Digital and Celsius, both popular apps among retail traders because of the double-digit annual percentage yield once offered by the two companies. The subsequent bankruptcies of these two platforms have highlighted the question of who owns cryptocurrency assets when a custodial business goes belly up. In the bankruptcy proceedings of both Voyager and Celsius, customers are considered unsecured creditors, rather than federally-insured bank depositors, meaning there is no guarantee they will get any of their money back.
As for the relationship between investor and crypto exchange, the terms and conditions vary. In a financial filing released in May, Coinbase said its users would be treated as “general unsecured creditors” in the event of bankruptcy.
Krishnamoorthi also noted that the agencies often seem to be acting at cross-purposes and giving inconsistent guidance to private-sector players. “Without clear definitions and guidance, agencies will continue their infighting and will be unable effectively to implement consumer and investor protections related to cryptocurrencies and the exchanges on which they are traded.”
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Only1, the Web3 social platform backed by Alameda Research and Animoca Brands — where users launch Passes as semi-fungible tokens (SFTs) and post exclusive content for holders — is about to launch a new ex-Marvel artist-designed nonfungible token (NFT) collection, “Acid Monkeys,” on Sept. 1.
Web3 OnlyFans to bring adoption to the masses by Q4 2022
Similar to Patreon and OnlyFans, Only1 allows content creators to monetize their content through a paywall, where instead of a subscription, creators launch their own passes as SFTs, and the holders are granted access to the creator’s content.
The future of NFTs and SFTs
Most SFTs and NFTs today are profile picture collectibles; however, the market is at a turning point now where developers are starting to give these tokens real utility. GameFi is one of the focuses for such utility, such as using NFTs as tradable in-game items. SocialFi is the other major focus using NFTs as a means of access to content creators. This allows creators to monetize their content directly and connect with fans through Web3.
Many innovative creators have already experimented with NFTs and found massive success. Gary Vaynerchuk famously launched VeeFriends, a collection of 10,255 NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain that grants holders different levels of access to Gary, including FaceTime calls, or even having a one-on-one workout with him. Irene Zhao, the famous ex-chief marketing officer of Konomi Network, also launched her NFT collection, IreneDAO, on the Ethereum blockchain to grant holders access to her exclusive Discord channel and even the opportunity to invest in her new startup, So-Col.
The creator economy will drive the next bull cycle
The narrative to drive the industry to the next bull cycle is going to be end-consumer adoption, and the $100-billion creator economy is in the middle of it with all its Generation Z TikTok dance videos and content creators as businesses-of-one. Only1 has been building through the bear market and is ready to launch the passes feature for the whole world in Q4 2022.
Unlike Zhao or Vaynerchuk, who have to go through a lengthy process of hiring developers and using multiple platforms, anyone can soon launch passes for their fans and connect with them through exclusive content, Web3 messengers and more. The Only1 ecosystem is powered by LIKE, while platform revenue from NFT launches and creator passes will be used for token buyback, burn and redistribution to active users on the platform, a process called create-to-earn.
Only1’s initial NFT offering: An innovative and fair launchpad
An initial NFT offering (INO) is a new funding model for creators where NFTs are offered to the public for the first time on the Only1 launchpad. The term INO was coined by Only1 on CoinMarketCap and featured on Cointelegraph as early as September 2021.
How does an INO work?
At the beginning stage, creators and upcoming projects provide plans and roadmaps to the community. Creators would launch on a first-come-first-serve basis or lottery model to fairly distribute their NFTs. NFT launches may require LIKE staking in order to receive whitelists or allocations from upcoming NFT projects.
Easy-to-launch NFT projects
Through INOs, anyone can issue limited-edition NFTs through the Only1 launchpad. INOs enable everyone with both big and small ideas to be recognized by a wider range of audiences. Many creators who are still in the process of creating their masterpieces would need new funding to finance their projects. With INOs, any artist can raise the needed funds before creating.
On-chain random function to ensure fairness
Only1 developed its own on-chain randomness function on Solana using Zig technology. This ensures the lottery system or allocation of NFTs is fair.
Early community building
Only1 will allow the community to vote for promising projects to be listed on the platform and reward the winners. The exposure encourages potential investors to look into NFT projects. The mechanism enables creators to build an early community of active traders and experienced investors around the NFT project.
For NFT projects and creators, an INO rises as a brand new type of offering that leverages the strongest elements of NFT technology by empowering them to kick-start their success stories. To apply for an INO, click here.
Acid Monkeys NFT launches on Only1 Sept. 1
Acid Monkeys is a dark age comic-inspired profile picture collection of 5,000 escaped lab experiments on the Solana blockchain. The project is backed by a strong focus on lore and community and designed and cultivated by ex-Marvel artists.
Mint details:
- Quantity: 5,000 NFTs
- Price: Whitelist — 1.38 SOL; Public — 1.68 SOL
- Launch Model: Lottery
- Launchpad Link: https://only1.app/launchpad/acid-monkeys
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