Hatchlingz Inc. And Artist Marie Plosjö Collaboration To Take Rare NFT To Top Of Everest

Hatchlingz, the NFT as a Service [NAAS] company, and avant-garde artist Marie Plosjö, are taking a rare NFT replica to the top of the world in a star-studded expedition to Mt. Everest.

Photo Insert: Artist Marie Plosjö, Hatchlingz incubator partner driving the Mt. Everest expedition

The creation of the world's highest art gallery is part of the drop campaign for an incredible NFT collection of 10,000 Hatchlingz — unique eggs that will hatch into one of three species of generative artwork. This expedition will also be documented and turned into a unique NFT collection set.

The Hatchlingz launch is an opportunity for investors, collectors, and creators to take first-mover advantage of an early-stage NFT collection.

The artwork that will be taken to the peak of Everest is part of the collection — the eventual owner of the NFT also being the recipient of the physical commemorative artwork after holding the matching NFT for a set period of time.

Called a "child's universe, with grown-up ambitions", the Hatchlingz NFT collection underpins the Hatch Game. Each NFT egg is transparently minted, giving each egg a 33.3% chance to hatch on mint or every time it is transacted on the blockchain. Each hatched egg will turn into one of three Hatchlingz species: 6,000 Chickens, 3,000 Dragons, 990 Phoenix, and 10 Artifacts.

Each hatched bird automatically starts generating daily $YOLK – the token linking the Hatchlingz universe together.

"We're thrilled with the launch of our Hatchlingz NFT collection, which we've been carefully curating through partnerships with amazing artists. What really sets NFTs apart is the gamification element. Hatchlingz is a full ecosystem with incubator and NaaS offerings, an excellent entry point," said Partner & Founder of Hatchlingz Christian Wilhelmsson.

Hatchlingz is the brainchild of the Kotsopoulos Brothers Tanner and Jordan, famous Swedish ex-footballer and entrepreneur Christian Wilhelmsson, artist and creative director Aras Parashpar, and developers Tristan Kornacki and Jared Carlyle.

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