The proposed NFT collections, ApeCoin Armory Club and ApeCoin Pet Club, were designed to have 20,000 NFTs each. The NFTs would have been distributed for free to the crypto community, with the estimated cost of $168,000.
Despite the rejection, the proposal showed great potential for the NFT collections. The multi-link nature of the collections could have created opportunities for them to be linked with other NFT and metaverse projects such as Otherside, Decentraland, and The Sandbox. This would have allowed the collections to appear in the 3D worlds of other metaverse projects.
The full proposal showcased images of the NFTs, with the ape logo appearing on a shield. The proposal also included images of the pets that would have formed the ApeCoin Pet Club. The proposal suggested that all NFTs from both collections would have been unique in their own way, some with more rare features.
Although the community rejected the proposal with 83.95% of voters against it, the proposal itself is a clear indication of the growing popularity of NFTs and their potential in the crypto world. Similar proposals may continue to emerge in the future as the crypto community continues to explore the possibilities of NFTs and their potential for growth and innovation.
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