NFT collection for Cosmos Hub using Community Funds

Hello!

I have this idea to create an NFT collection representing $ATOM and Cosmos Hub.
The NFT Collection would be represented by a mouse, more specific, the desert mouse from Dune 2, Muad`Dib, but the theme should be about the cosmos mouse, not the desert mouse.
Maybe someone can create a proposal to use some community funds to pay some really good artists to make it happen.

The NFT collection should put $ATOM stakers first, offering WL in different Phases, for example Phase 1 for 1000+ $ATOM stakers, Phase 2 for 250+ $ATOM stakers and Bad Kids NFT holders, Phase 3 for 50+ ATOM stakers and other NFT communities like Sloths, Mammoth, Ommies and Mad Scientist and Phase 4 for Public mint, or something like this.

The NFT`s are doing really well at the moment, as you can see the success Celestia and Mantra had with their collections.

I think that by doing this NFT collection, the $ATOM community will be really happy about it.

I would like to hear your thoughts about it. Looking forward to see your comments.

Thank you!

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Hello,

Not sure about the mouse thing but yeah fully agree with you. Many Cosmos chains are growing their community through NFTs, acting as a badge to rally for a common cause : The Hub.

Also agree on the WL system you described and the need to find a good artist while the contract is owned by us (instead of choosing an existing team and brand). Could also be a streamswap the way Mad Scientist did, because it offers a fair distribution, everybody get in at the same entry point, ATOM holders could be airdrop some token for mint, but not all.

In my mind, I see it as 10K crazy Cosmaunots or something. PFP

Also need some utility, like stacking in a DAO, earning some yield from royalties, discords activities with games and giveway. Pretty much what most big chains already have except The Hub. From a chat with Curious_J , this would need a grant if you want Mods and people managing Discord, posting stuff, do Space on X … etc

Already had some experimental thoughts few months ago on X :