My thoughts about the Interview-based style admission and the Fully animated, #FreeMint 350 1/1s supply of @KonguNFT, the Uniqueness and how that might resonate with holders and the #community.
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There have been a couple of very brilliant and beautifully written threads detailing what @KonguNFT is about and there's even more to come. Here's one twitter.com/InfoSpace_OG/status/1562484440517181447?s=20&t=yDdieldtQMc9HTugpNJ0Rw
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This thread however is different, I want to engage the #kongu community and find out what a 350 1/1s art would mean to them, But first, my thoughts on it.
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Low supply projects are nothing new in this space, we've had supplies as low as 50 pieces even, so what's different about kongu? What makes kongu's low supply unique?
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You're probably thinking "well the 350 is all 1/1, so that's why it's unique" but nahh, that's not the only reason.
I think what makes kongu unique, different from other low supply projects is 'The story' behind each kongu, The lore behind each piece is what makes it a 1/1
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and that IMO is what's going to resonate among it's holders. This is 350 kongus that have different experiences and they are all coming back to the Jungle to form a community where every kongu contributes to the growth of the community through...
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skills they have learnt while they were on their own. A community that #EatsAndWins together. Now here's something that I also suspect, the Kongu community won't just be limited to the 350 holders, it's going to be bigger than that...
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but I'll let @SilverbackAvi talk to us about that during their first AMA that's coming up soon.
Kongu's 350 holders will come from different niches in the #NFTspace, from different backgrounds entirely, each holder themselves 1/1, each holder with different experiences...
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each holder will be able to understand their kongu and their place in the Jungle, which brings me to the second thing that excites me about the project, Interview-based admissions.
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Ngl, when I first saw the tweet about interviews I was a bit skeptical about how that would play out, but the more I thought about it, the more I understood why Interview-based admission is a brilliant idea, so just hear me out.
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While building a 350 supply project, as a founder you'd want to have people who understand what the project is about is building, not people who feel like it's their right to be there or people who want a quick flip. Nope, you'd want people who can build the community...
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together, people can lie on forms and hide behind twitter PFPs, but you know what never lies? "the eyes chico they never lie" (that's a reference to scarface, great movie btw, you should see it if you haven't), anyway I think interviews are a great idea for the community.
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I'd love to speak to more community members about their thoughts on this too, tag me in your curious tweets about kongu and invite me to spaces, let's build the Jungle together.
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Shout-out to @pixiekittens and @MrSoulToken for engaging so much with the community, it's so awesome and weird😂 to see team members engaging with the community this much, I absolutely love the energy.