They say there’s no free lunch, but the makers of the RFOX VALT metaverse experience are buying food for lots of NFT collectors.
Apologies for the title of this article if you don’t own any KOGs NFTs, part of a play-to-earn blockchain gaming ecosystem inside the massive RFOX multiverse.
You see, that big, fat, juicy payout — 5M $RFOX tokens — is for the brave and hardworking collectors who’ve been waiting patiently since October of last year.
The first step is to collect qualifying sets of KOGs. Then you pay 5 $WAXP to put them into a tube. Then, only when a staking window is open, you commit to leaving them alone for three months.
Once the staking period ends, the RFOX team hands out tokens to the stakers who made it through. I hope that describes you, but it certainly describes me.
The best part is that I still have my KOGs. I didn’t have to give anything up to collect free money from the RFOX organization. Thank you!
But let’s pretend you didn’t participate in this staking round. There’s still plenty of action inside the RFOX multiverse!
Nepotism can be positive
Imagine working in the IT industry for over two decades. You’ve built up an impressive skill set and have gathered loads of experience along the way.
But, for the sake of example, let’s say you’re currently working with a business that deals with microchips. An essential part of modern computing, no doubt. But it isn’t exactly sexy, is it?
I mean, what the hell is going down at a microchip conference? Do they play show me your chip and I’ll show you mine? LOL!
Now let’s pretend that your brother has been the CEO of a successful blockchain project for nearly four years. The past year has seen tremendous growth and profitability. He needs someone like you and asks you to join. What would you do?
Well, if you’re anything like Luke Fairbank, the new Chief Product Officer at RFOX, you say, “hell, yes, bro. Let’s do this!” How many of us would love to have a brother or sister to work alongside them while building the Metaverse for everyone?
Don’t let the namesake fool you. Luke is well-qualified for the role and brings tremendous value to the RFOX ecosystem. Massive growth is ahead — well done, fellas!