Official Announcement
No Bra Club V2 is coming.
Due to issues with V1 and the original contract no longer being recoverable or fixable, the collection will be relaunched as V2.
Wallets that paid for No Bra Club NFTs will receive free V2 NFTs equal to the number of NFTs they purchased.
V2 will be the official No Bra Club collection going forward.
@VexaWeb3@opensea@Tma_420 this is exactly why distribution transparency matters. projects should publish allocation logic and flag team transfers before mint.
do you think marketplaces should distinguish airdropped holdings from organic purchases in the top holders view?
@CrownedDefi@babyzombies the “quietly building” part matters. launch attention disappears fast, but shipped products give a collection new reasons to be discussed.
curious which utility holders are actually using most, not just mentioning.
@ibmcrypt_sol@Birdhoodart this is the kind of interoperability Robinhood native collections need: utility that puts the character somewhere, not just another claim page.
curious what player behavior actually persists after the first week.
@0xSammy the interesting shift is that the NFT becomes an account with economic behavior, not just an access pass.
the strongest projects will make the wallet useful without making the character forgettable.
@OGlamozda fair. if we’re building 777 women, variation shouldn’t stop at hair and outfits.
the challenge is keeping anatomy artistic and intentional instead of turning it into a gimmick.
@RobinGemsHunter The museum angle is more interesting than another token-gated Discord. Giving holders a place to actually explore the art and content makes the NFT feel used, not just held. Curious how often the museum changes after launch.
@OGlamozda 100%. If every body is the same and only the clothes change, the collection misses the point. individuality has to go deeper than traits layered on top.
@OnlyCrypto1_ Open to hearing what you have in mind. We’re keeping collabs pretty selective and focused on Robinhood Chain / NFT communities, but if there’s a real fit let’s talk.
@NFTPrince The 12.4 ETH floor is loud, but 57 pieces in one collector’s hands is also a concentration test. The bigger signal will be whether this attention brings new holders into Robinhood NFTs, not just higher prices for the same circle.
@iamgaurangdesai The fee splitting + customizable launches are the interesting part. If NFT communities can use the same rails to fund creators or reward holders, this becomes more than another memecoin launcher. Can collections configure allocations without writing custom contracts?
@CryptoArchieYT one question worth putting to the room: what will make a Robinhood Chain NFT culturally native—not just an Ethereum playbook deployed on a new chain?
@RobinHubHB@RobinhoodApp@Whatnot@RobinhoodCrypto dropping sponsored-gas minimum from $5 to $0.50 sounds small, but it changes onboarding psychology.
collectors should feel the art and community before they ever have to think about gas.
@ink_mfer hand-drawn traits are a strong constraint. the real test: can someone recognize the collection from silhouette + expression before seeing rarity?
that’s the bar we’re thinking about while building 777.
@Next100XGEMS ERC-6551 is the piece worth watching. when the NFT can own assets and interact with DeFi, the PFP stops being a picture and starts becoming an onchain character.
curious which utility holders actually use first.
@amanbehumble this is the part new ecosystems rarely get twice: discovery before the canon is written.
being “first” gets attention. becoming the thing people still identify with after the rush is the harder—and more interesting—game.
@thepropgallery exactly. floor price makes people trade. identity makes them keep.
we’re designing 777 women around that moment when someone sees a mood and thinks: “that’s me.”
@RHDaily__@faustprotocol agents are getting hands, eyes and reputation.
the next layer might be identity: something people recognize, remember and actually feel attached to.