Everything You Need to Know About Shiba Inu’s Upcoming NFT Drop

The decentralized meme coin Shiba Inu is launching its own set of NFT collectibles, featuring 10,000 “lovable creatures” called Shiboshis. Shiba Inu is known for its unique approach. Founder Ryoshi, for instance, locked 50% of the total supply of 1 quadrillion in Uniswap and allocated the other half to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin’s Ethereum wallet.

Following this innovative approach, the project is implementing a silent drop, foregoing traditional hype. This strategy involves an unannounced release time on the stated date of October 14, requiring interested parties to monitor closely for an opportunity to acquire Shiboshis at any moment.

Shiboshis: NFT Collection of Shiba Inu ($SHIB)

At first, you’ll only be able to snag Shiba Inu NFTs on ShibaSwap, their own DEX, where buying and selling will be “completely free.” Just a heads up, only Metamask wallets are good to go. For the first day, it’s a LEASH holders party – that’s one of Shiba Inu’s main tokens. After that, you can use ETH to buy them too.

The initial batch of 3,000 Shiboshis will be priced at 0.1 ETH, payable in LEASH tokens. Following that, 5,000 more will be available for 0.2 ETH each, and the remaining ones will go for 0.3 ETH. To keep things fair and prevent bot activity, each wallet is limited to purchasing a maximum of 10 NFTs.

Upcoming Gaming Utility

NFT Gaming stands out as the top area in the NFT space. Because of this, the Shiba Inu team is adding a gaming aspect to all Shiboshi NFTs.

They say each Shiboshi is special and its features will match a skill in the upcoming Shiboshi game. These features will boost the Shiboshis’ starting stats in five areas. For instance, some Shiboshis will sport the well-known Laser Eyes, which “might give the player the ability to attack long distance.”

Shiba Inu Ecosystem

The Shiba Inu developers say their coin stands out from DogeCoin, the most popular meme coin, because it’s community-driven. The coin boasts a passionate fanbase from the “Shiba Inu Ecosystem,” including developers, coin holders, and fans, who believe they can propel the coin beyond Dogecoin.

Memes are a big part of online culture, so the community naturally likes projects such as Shiba Inu. NFTs began as a digital trend, and memes easily got on board. There was a ton of interest in classic memes like Disaster Girl, Charlie Bit Me, and Bad Luck Brian. There are also platforms that focus on making money from meme culture, such as Meme.com, which received a $5 million investment.