10KTF Marks One Year with the Launch of a 1:1 Physical Goods Store

LOS ANGELES (October 14, 2022)  –  10KTF As a part of its latest initiative, the prominent digital accessories outlet, known for its unique storytelling approach in the web3 realm, is making its Crafted Comfy Hoodie NFTs available as tangible items through the launch of 10ktf.shop. This new online platform aims to provide collectors with physical versions of their NFTs. From today, selected collectors of 10KTF-backed profile pictures have the opportunity to register for an airdrop of an ERC-1155 NFT, which can be exchanged for a physical hoodie, tailored to match the holder’s profile picture.

Following the airdrop, there will be a public sale. To be eligible, purchasers must possess a Gucci Grail, a 10KTF Genesis, or a Crafted or Combat Gear item, along with ownership of a 10KTF-supported profile picture. Buyers can acquire as many hoodies as they desire using the same supported profile picture that they hold, with verification conducted through the wallet linked to 10kft.shop.

In addition to the hoodies, last week, 10KTF unveiled the Kagami, an interactive art NFT that comes with a physical collectible. The term Kagami refers to a mirror in Japanese; it is a specially designed LED art piece that reflects the enchanting journey and artwork from the initial year of 10KTF. Each display will showcase a 10KTF-supported profile picture owned by the individual, verified through their wallet connected to 10ktf.shop. Collectors wanting a Kagami had to register on PREMINT to secure a spot on the allowlist. Those granted this privilege may receive an ERC-721 Kagami NFT for the price of 200 $APE. This token can then be exchanged for both a dynamic art token and a physical Kagami screen, featuring bespoke artwork.

Michael Figge, CEO and co-founder of Wenew Labs, stated, \"For the first time, our dynamic art NFT and physical Kagami will enable collectors to possess the artistic representation of 10KTF in both digital and physical forms.\"

The introduction of physical items illustrates 10KTF’s ongoing dedication to enriching its community in significant ways. Since its debut in September 2021, more than 839,000 $APE has been distributed to collectors and participants of Battle.town. During the first season of Missions in Battle.town, from May 5, 2022, to September 22, 2022, the top 100 players received over 246 $APE each week.

According to Figge, \"10KTF is pioneering how the web3 community engages with their profile pictures. This enhanced interoperability allows holders to express their digital identities. Our community has demonstrated remarkable long-term commitment in the past year, and we are thrilled to give back to them for their loyalty.\"

Dive into the offerings for Crafted Comfy Hoodies and Kagami physical collectibles on 10ktf.shop , and learn more at  10ktf.com . 

About 10KTF 

Established in September 2021, 10KTF serves as the leading shop for 1:1 digital accessories. Nestled in the New Tokyo metaverse, it operates under the skilled artisan Wagmi-san. 10KTF has also caught the eye for its narrative artistry, groundbreaking interoperability initiatives, and collaborations with major brands such as Gucci and Puma.

Some of the PFP projects that receive support from 10KTF include: 0N1 Force, 10KTF Gucci Grail, Bored Ape Yacht Club, Bored Ape Kennel Club, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, Cool Cats, CrypToadz by GREMPLIN, CryptoPunks, Forgotten Runes Wizards Cult, Forgotten Souls, Gutter Cat Gang, Meebits, Moonbirds, Nouns, Pudgy Penguin, Wolf Game, World of Women, and World of Women Galaxy.

10KTF is a creation of WENEW Labs. For more details, visit wenewlabs.xyz . 

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