07/07/2022 Gasmonsters, the start of a new generation in the NFT space.

Gasmonsters
Gasmonsters

Tokyo, Japan, July 06, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- We are adynamic NFT projectof the new generation, in which the implementation of the world’s first Gas counting mechanics with the help of Chainlink Oracles. With this phrase we begin our introduction.

Yet it is very difficult to fit the whole meaning of our project into just 1 sentence (imagine what a challenge it was to fill out our Twitter profile header).

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We’re not about the money

Most nft projects offer collections for one and only one possible purpose: to make money. We want to give our collectors much more options, since the world is so diverse. In addition to a good and profitable investment, we offer quite tangible bonuses for using Gas.

Gas is a concept that an active crypto investor encounters on a daily basis. If you use your cryptocurrency every day, you don’t need to explain what a Gas is. Now imagine that every time this Gas will be used as a treat for your personal digital monster.

We wanted to create not just a collection, but something that could captivate and entertain. The world of crypto investing is a stressful environment where you have to constantly monitor the market, take risks and sometimes lose. And if you buyNFT GasMonster— you can get a little distracted by the robotic monster, watching it grow and change.

The competitive effect

We strongly believe that nft meaning is not just about pretty cards and reselling them. At least, we wouldn’t like to think that crypto art is only about that. We’ve seen a lot of projects that look like each other and we didn’t want to be just another “one of them”. We wanted to create something similar to a game, giving collectors a sense of competitive spirit.

And we have succeeded! Everyone can compete: who will have a coolerGasMonster? The thing is that the characters eventually transform from cute creatures to robotic warriors. Moreover, each warrior is unique, and different from the others, just like in life, even if we do a common cause, is it a ban on individuality? All of our Holders can compete to see who has the coolest monster.

Arts

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