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Funganomics Announces Premier P2E NFT Character Drop on Saturday, 18 December

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PRESS RELEASE. Fungatopia(r) will soon launch the most anticipated NFT character drop in the Play2Earn area. In fact Saturday 18th December 2021 will mark the day in history when Funganomics(r) release their first premier NFT character drop on their brand new marketplace.

The NFT character drop is a huge benchmark event that sees a 10,000 strong collection of characters that have utility within their premier game offering Funganomics Ultimate Showdown (or FUS) and mass utility across their various other future game offerings. There are 8 characters in the drop, 4 hero and 4 antagonist. The limited number of characters available to mint varies depending on who you get. You will need to choose a character to fill your spot within their FUS P2E Game. They’re beautifully designed, have impressive future utility across their tech and represent something refreshingly different in the Play2Earn space in both aesthetics and function. Each character has a brilliant backstory that ranges from humorous to dark. The whole array of 8 characters are incredibly well thought out and we highly recommend you review their FUS Character Profiles on the company’s Whitepaper document on the funganomics.com website. This is a highly entertaining read that will bring you a few laughs.

The founder CEO Jeremy Roberts had this to say: ” We are about to pull back the velvet curtains and unveil our NFT platform Fungatopia(r) and an incredible drop of 10,000 exciting characters on December 18th. This is the moment our members have been waiting for, so we felt it was important to release something special. It’s such a pleasure to announce that the whole 10,000 mintable collection is ready for release and they won’t disappoint.”

You can grab your NFT character from Saturday then relax knowing that you too can take part in the FUS game when released early 2022.

Funganomics(r) certainly seem to be mustering up a frenzy as the waters swarm with potential investors each one eager to take their bite of the FUS meal to come. If current benchmarks are anything to go by it is mere chum compared to the Whale that might just swim by following this debut NFT character drop. It’s not too late for you to participate in their presale, which will continue alongside the first drop.

The Funganomics(r) NFT character drop on December 18th will see yet another serious benchmark achieved across the companies documented Roadmap.

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