True pioneers. Claynosaurz and Popkins are quietly becoming the Rosetta Stone between Web2 and Web3. Instead of forcing people to understand wallets, chains, and tokens first, they lead with what everyone already understands: great characters, great stories, and lovable brands. The future is clay. @Claynosaurz
Just reminding folks outside the Claynosaurz community that a TV show is coming. Teaser trailers coming soon. Further, if you want to see the teamโs talent, check out my pinned post on my profile. No engagement farming here; I donโt make a single cent off X. Just a Super Fan
Claynosaurz won 31 industry animation awards while keeping their floor flat.
Most people only look at the secondary market charts. Here is what they missed:
A CG-animated series is in active production. Earlier this week, @Cabanimation posted actual footage from the show. Voices recorded. Tone finished. "Reveals soon."
Gameloft is building them a mobile RPG. The team won 31 Collision Awards last year, 13 Gold.
Blind Box Series 1 shipped in May through Bigshot Toyworks. Physical collectibles sold on the Abstract chain.
They expanded to Sui blockchain with 25,000 Popkins, keeping their original Solana collections untouched.
@davidzhorvath joined to lead consumer product growth in Asia.
They also secured 7 USPTO trademark classes to protect this footprint: downloadable art, plush toys, mobile games, clothing, SaaS, retail, and entertainment services.
Most NFT projects talk about building a brand. Claynosaurz is building distribution:
- Animated series for reach
- Game for retention
- Physical products for revenue
- Trademark portfolio for protection
- Multi-chain for accessibility
TV show. Mobile game. Physical toys. Trademarks. New chain. All moving at once.
How do you value an NFT project when its real business outgrows the floor price?