I have just started learning about the ANIME token – an exciting project connecting anime with Web3. It was launched in January this year on Ethereum and Arbitrum, closely linked to the famous Azuki NFT collection.



The cool thing is that the anime industry is expected to reach $60 billion USD by 2030, and the ANIME token aims to connect fans with this decentralized world. The token has a total supply of 10 billion, with 77% ready to trade right from the start.

The airdrop portion is quite large. The Azuki NFT community receives 37.5% of the total tokens, including holders of Azuki, Azuki Elementals, or Beanz. Another 13% is allocated for community development through AnimeDAO, and 2% supports other Web3 projects.

The tokenomics are also quite reasonable: the Animecoin fund takes 24.44%, the Azuki team and advisors 15.62% (locked for 1 year, releasing over 3 years), Azuki company 7.44%, and partner communities 2%. This distribution helps ensure long-term goals.

Since 2022, the Azuki community has proven they can build new anime IPs from Web3, with 100 sub-communities, global events, and many fan creations. ANIME token allows you to participate more deeply – support creators, join community projects, and engage in decentralized governance.

Currently, the market capitalization of ANIME is around $26 million USD with a circulating supply of 5.5 billion tokens. You can buy Azuki NFTs on Magic Eden if you want to get more involved in this ecosystem.

Overall, this is an interesting way for anime and cryptocurrency to meet, with Azuki as the main platform. Those interested in anime culture and Web3 can follow the project's development.
ANIME-2.87%
ETH-2.65%
ARB-2.02%
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
  • Reward
  • Comment
  • Repost
  • Share
Comment
Add a comment
Add a comment
No comments
  • Pin