Yesterday, Phone (1) Creator Nothing announced it will airdrop NFTs to its investors. This is the first step in collaboration with Polygon to introduce web3 to mobile users. The NFT, called “Black Dot,” is exclusively reserved for its investors. However, according to Nothing, there will be other NFT rewards for customers who preorder the Phone (1).
The Black Dot NFT: What we know so far
The Black Dot NFT is a video clip featuring a rotating cube with a black dot inside it. When it hits the sides of the rotating cube, it makes a metallic sound. In addition to the cool aesthetic, the NFT perfectly matches Nothing‘s minimalist branding.
The NFT will be part of a larger collection called “Dots,” but not much is known about it. Future airdrops will likely continue to reveal the Dots collection bit by bit. To claim the airdrop, investors must log in to their Nothing account, connect their wallet, visit the “My NFT page” and claim their Black Dot NFT tomorrow.
About the Phone (1) Creator Nothing
Nothing is a consumer tech company founded by Carl Pei, OnePlus’s co-founder. So far, Nothing has grabbed the attention of Google Ventures, as well as a series of investors and tech influencers.
The company will launch their first smartphone at an event on 12 July at 11 am EST/4 pm BST. For now, Phone (1) will launch in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Australia. However, it will initially only be available to the Nothing community. In terms of North America, Nothing will run a close beta programme, reserved for private community investors.
Its partnership with Polygon hints that the Phone (1) creator, Nothing, will be a web3-focused company. According to Polygon’s Vice President of Growth Arjun Kalsy, “basically, the timing was right that now we can take this technology to the masses.”
Polygon has recently continued to cement its position in web3. The web3 company Aave have released a product similar to Twitter on Polygon. Additionally, Meta announced that it will launch its web3 products on Polygon.
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