15 billion $PIZZA will be allocated to Airdrops in two phases. BOARD ecosystem, AKITA, COSG, ALCH, ALGOANNA NFT (also MvZ), ZONE and KITSUNE holders will receive Airdrop Phase 1. Snapshot dates have already been determined.

Tokenomics and Roadmap can be found here: asapizza.it.

Snapshot Airdrop Phase 1 The Airdrop eligibility list will be updated here: asapizza.it/airdrop

$BOARD ecosystem holders — Block n°23631788 | Fri, 23 Sep 2022 07:30:59 GMT $AKITA holders — Block n°23818604 | Sat, 01 Oct 2022 09:00:30 GMT $COSG holders — Block n°23930566 | Thu, 06 Oct 2022 05:40:47 GMT $ALCH holders — Block n°23937423 | Thu, 06 Oct 2022 12:48:06 GMT $ALGOANNA NFT holders (also MvZ)— Block n°24061120 | Tue, 11 Oct 2022 21:26:50 GMT $ZONE holders — Block n°24103554 | Thu, 13 Oct 2022 17:42:16 GMT $KITSUNE holders — Block n°24140322 | Sat, 15 Oct 2022 07:50:55 GMT Unlike BOARD which takes into account the entire ecosystem (holders, staking, farming), for Airdrop of the other ASAs, only the addresses that had those assets in their wallet are considered.

It’s one reason why BAYC is so expensive. It’s part of why so many other project NFTs are so expensive, even though they appear to provide little to no utility. Without the community, there would be essentially no value. But with a solid community, they can skyrocket in price.

But it costs money to give really nice things to a community. So the founders of many NFT communities have set up royalties. These royalties can be, and should be, used to give continued funding to the project, as well as to the artists of the NFTs themselves. NFT royalties range, and are built into the NFT exchanges, rather than into the NFTs themselves.

One can also think of these fees as exit fees. When a person sells, they are leaving the community. And, in order to help the next generation of community members, there’s a small fee attached. The fee also has a negligible effect on price and rate at which these assets are purchased and sold.