Chiru Labs, the creators of the popular Azuki NFT collection, have announced plans to launch a new cryptocurrency called ANIME.
This initiative aims to merge anime culture with Web3 technology, fostering greater community engagement and expanding the Azuki ecosystem.
The ANIME token will be available on Ethereum and Arbitrum networks, with a total supply of 10 billion tokens and an initial circulation of 7.69 billion. While the launch date remains under wraps, the tokenomics show a community-focused approach: 37.5% of the supply is allocated to Azuki NFT holders, and 24.44% will support the Animecoin Foundation’s projects and operations. Smaller allocations will reward contributors, fund community initiatives, and promote collaborations.
To drive user participation, the team has introduced airdrops for Hyperliquids stakers and a “Yap-to-earn” program, rewarding users for promoting ANIME on social platforms. These efforts are designed to build excitement and potentially influence the token’s market performance.
Azuki’s reputation as a leading NFT collection adds momentum to the token’s launch, with the collection’s anime-themed assets gaining renewed attention. Although no initial price has been disclosed, expectations are high, with many comparing ANIME’s potential to other successful NFT-linked tokens. Analysts caution that long-term success will depend on the token’s utility and broader market conditions.
As anticipation builds, investors and anime enthusiasts alike await the launch, eager to see how ANIME will shape the growing intersection of crypto and pop culture.
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