Valhalla is a collection of 10,000 anime-inspired NFT avatars. The collection is created by Stacked Studios and runs on the Ethereum blockchain. According to its official OpenSea<\/a> page \u201cValhalla represents more than a collection of digital avatars. It represents decades of gaming culture: the clutch plays, the ELO grind, the OT wins.\u201d The Valhalla NFT project aims to redefine web3 gaming in a major way. There are five core character types in the collections, namely \u2013 Human, Toxic, Mech, God, and Demon.<\/p>\n 8,510 NFTs are Humans (the most common) in the collection. Furthermore, there are 645 Toxic and 647 Mech-type Valhalla NFTs. The collection is rounded out with 99 God-type and 99 Demon-type Valhalla NFTs. Valhalla holders get exclusive access to Stacked Studio offerings. Valhalla is also a utility-enabled PFP project for gaming and streetwear enthusiasts. NFT holders have access to an exclusive community, events, and digital drops.<\/p>\n Valhalla is a crypto-native brand for gamers. According to the project\u2019s discord, VALHALLA is \u201can NFT project building a community for gamers around the world.\u201d They are building a tailor-made experience for their members who are passionate about gaming and culture.<\/p>\n In the last 30 days (as of the time of writing), Valhalla has accumulated over $15 million in total volume. According to DappRadar, it is also the 6th best-performing collection in the last month on the Ethereum network. With over 12K ETH total sales and 3K unique holders, the project still mints with a floor price of 1.13 ETH. Valhalla has 38% unique owners with 17% of its collection re-listed.<\/p>\n Their official launch video follows two characters going through a futuristic Cyberpunk meets The Matrix-type world. The pair navigate through multiple timelines and dimensions along the way. Some of these include Blade Runner-Esque futuristic cities, to castle lairs with a huge dragon. The video then ends with the two protagonists in a snow-washed forest.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n A new era will rise from the ashes.<\/p>\n Together, we will build until Valhalla. pic.twitter.com\/WVmMNMIqa5<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 VALHALLA (@valhalla) November 14, 2022<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Valhalla is a top-tier NFT gaming project founded by Alex Lin, who also founded Stacked Studios. Stacked Studios is a Los Angeles-based Web3 startup studio building a decentralized live-streaming platform. The NFT project is built by a team of 11 full-time employees at Stacked Studios. The group has immense web2 and web3 experience, coming from prestigious institutes including MIT. Some of the team also come from the world\u2019s top companies \u2013 Microsoft, Uber and Goldman Sachs, etc.<\/p>\n The fully doxxed team is as below:<\/p>\n Some of Valhalla\u2019s gaming partners are as follows:<\/p>\n The Valhalla NFT project positions itself to become the number one gaming NFT community in the world. Valhalla ran a unique application process for their mint. Existing members sent out referral codes to friends, so the application pool grew purely by word of mouth. This unique model saw the project generate over 11,000 applications, making it a huge web3 success story!<\/p>\n Currently, the project has over 24,000 members on their active Discord server. Valhalla NFT holders also gain access to certain Discord channels that non-holders can not enter. Users without a Valhalla NFT can only access the basic Discord server.<\/p>\n Moreover, according to Valhalla\u2019s official NFT \u00a0Twitter, the project has over 48,000 followers since May 2022. But beware, a lot of fake accounts of the project are already on social media. Collectors must follow their official accounts to avoid scams and fraud.<\/p>\n The web3 brand has also faced its fair share of conspiracy. And this one is up against another well-known Anime-themed project \u2013 none other than the top NFT collection Azuki. The whole thing started out when crypto detectives NFT Ethics wrote a detailed thesis on both these projects. Apparently, both the projects have the same founders and Valhalla would be nothing more than a scam. Of course, both the projects\u2019 communities got dragged into this and spiraled into controversy.<\/p>\n![\"a](\"https:\/\/nftevening.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/12\/valhalla-scaled.jpg.webp)
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