10 Reasons to Believe in NPCs and NFT’s
The art stands out.
Simple, clean and instantly recognisable. A strong visual identity that people connect with.
The team is building.
Everything has been developed in-house, with serious attention already being given to branding, marketing and long-term growth.
A fresh concept.
NPCs bring originality to the space, combining NFTs, internet culture and outsiders into a unique community.
The team backs itself.
They swept the open market, showing confidence in the project, the brand and the IP they are creating.
Strong on-chain growth.
Holders and volume continue to increase. The floor price remains strong while larger wallets and whales continue to accumulate.
Community momentum is building.
The X community is active every day and Discord launches next week. Each stage is bringing more attention and engagement.
The treasury keeps growing.
Funds have been raised, royalties continue to accumulate and the project’s IP becomes more valuable with every passing day.
Respected builders are buying in.
Founders and OGs from other projects are accumulating NPCs and introducing their own communities to the ecosystem.
The conviction is unmatched.
The community jokes that “we are going to zero” but continues to buy, build and support the project regardless of market conditions.
Everyone is talking about it.
It’s becoming difficult to scroll through X without seeing NPCs mentioned somewhere, it’s NFT culture
Still early.
Still building.
Still growing. 🚀
We welcome today’s CFTC actions: approval of the first U.S.-listed perpetual derivatives contract, an accompanying Commission policy statement on the listing of perpetual derivatives, related interpretive guidance and no-action relief from the Market Participants Division, and a Staff Advisory on 24/7 Trading, Clearing, and Settlement, as a long-overdue acknowledgment that perpetual derivatives are a legitimate and essential tool for price discovery and risk management.
For too long, regulatory ambiguity drove these markets offshore, depriving American traders and institutions of access to regulated venues and undermining U.S. competitiveness in the global derivatives markets.
Today’s actions chart a new path forward. We look forward to engaging closely with the Commission to ensure that the framework it develops is workable not only for centralized intermediaries, but for the onchain protocols where the most significant perpetuals activity actually occurs.