2026-01-17 15:22:42

The Stick Horses NFT project is about to launch, a series of works launched in collaboration with the Wingfo ecosystem. The project plans to be released on the Ethereum chain, with a total supply set at 1500 NFTs. The project team has not yet announced the specific minting time and minting price, but 20 whitelist spots are open for community members to claim. This collaboration fully demonstrates the vitality of the Web3 community, bringing more participation opportunities to holders through cross-project collaborations within the ecosystem. Interested collectors and Web3 enthusiasts can follow the latest developments of Stick Horses. The project team is expected to announce detailed minting schedules and pricing information soon, so stay tuned for more investment opportunities.

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MetaMisery

· 20h ago

It's both whitelist and ecosystem collaboration again; the tactics are really slick... 1,500 NFTs seem like quite a number, but I'm just worried that once the minting price is announced, it'll be another surprise.

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HodlKumamon

· 20h ago

1500 NFTs, 20 whitelist spots... Looking at these numbers, it really seems like a gamble on probabilities, with a 1.3% chance of winning.熊熊 did the math, and honestly, this odds really depend on luck. The whitelist is opening before the public price is announced—I've seen this trick quite a few times. It's safer to stick with a dollar-cost averaging approach. Another ecosystem partnership and participation opportunity... May I ask what the specific minting price is? Details are key. Wait, I need to review the historical data on the Wingfo ecosystem before commenting. Blind FOMO is not 熊熊's style. 20 spots, huh? This is testing community activity. But since I haven't seen secondary data, I should remain cautious. It sounds good, but without the public price and timeline, it's just a concept. Let's wait for the data before discussing further. I really like projects with collaboration endorsements. They're more reliable than going solo... But I still need to see the detailed parameters.

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