Chocolate Monkeys Launch 10,000 Ethereum blockchain-based NFTs into the market

Several technological advances have aided in the transition of NFTs from specialised to mainstream. NFTs are rapidly gaining popularity as avatars. Avatars represent community membership in the same way that passports bind individuals to a country.

Alternative blockchains for digital art, gaming, and other applications are diverting transactions away from Ethereum, declogging the network and making it easier to join. The level of utility provided to token holders by the governing team is increasing the value of NFT collections.

Chocolate Monkey seeks to distinguish itself by developing long-term NFT programs that provide genuine value to its investor community, as opposed to one-time NFT drops designed to attract attention.

Brian Rubash founded and leads the company. Chocolate Monkey’s team has over 25 years of combined experience in digital and product development, including toys, virtual worlds, and gaming. The group has been pushing the boundaries of technology since 1983.

Brian completed his formal education by combining his marketing and computer science degrees. Brian has created digital experiences for organisations such as Make-A-Wish, MS Society, Hasbro, Lucasfilm, Disney, Cartoon Network, McDonalds, Mattel, and others. He was also a member of the digital team that assisted in the 1998 launch of the first Furby toy.

Chocolate Monkeys is a collection of 10,000 Ethereum-linked non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Chocolate Monkey can also be used as a key to the Candy Shop, giving you access to owner perks and surprises. Furthermore, when you buy a Chocolate Monkey NFT, 15% of your purchase goes to charity.

Every Chocolate Monkey is one-of-a-kind, with over 80 possible traits such as expressions, clothing, and more. Our Chocolate Monkeys are available in six