Pixel Rug is a Web3 firm specializing in the creation small-batch and one-of-a-kind 3D digital collectibles designed for the metaverse. These original artworks are minted as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the Hedera blockchain network. It aims to cater to a distinct market segment by offering unique, ownable digital art pieces.
The platform features several distinct collections. Its "First Edition," released in December 2021, featured nine original 3D collectible designs. This was followed by a "Limited Edition" in May 2022, which introduced six ultra-rare designs notable for being the first multi-file 3D NFTs minted on Hedera. Beyond these collections, Pixel Rug also offers a "Custom Series," allowing collectors to commission personalized, one-of-a-kind PixelRug designs.
A key aspect of Pixel Rug is its integration with metaverse environments, where the 3D designs can be viewed and experienced, including in virtual reality (VR). The project also fosters a community aspect through regular meetups. Additionally, holders of three or more PixelRugs are granted "Super Rug Holder Perks," which include access to exclusive VIP Discord channels and early updates, enhancing the collector experience.
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