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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Are highly collectible. ‘We’ll be doing a whitelist drop of 111 Fat Cats at the end of May as part of pre-sale for close contacts,’ says Scholey. ‘We’ve collaborated with New York-based urban artist Spraykid on the artworks, who used London’s history as his inspiration, giving each cat its own backstory. We’ll be releasing 2,222 Fat Cats in different drops, culminating in a final drop of the two rarest cats.’ Due to be sold on NFT marketplace OpenSea, the floor price for a Fat Cat will be £50,000, and if they prove popular, their cost could quickly shoot up. The Spraykid artworks – created with the assistance of artist Kirsty Bynam – can be flipped on OpenSea whenever a Coin Club member fancies cashing in their kitty.Putting his nightclub experience to good use, Karok is planning a launch party in September to give prospective Coin Club members a taste of what’s in store. ‘A big draw of Coin Club will be the 24-hour “Coinceirge” service we’ll be offering our members via an app, which will cover everything from securing tickets to concerts and major sporting events to fine wine sourcing,’ says Karok. The crypto factor Scholey believes the arrival of Coin Club comes at an exciting time for the financial sector, when the traditional old world and brave new world are colliding. ‘Our goal is to merge these two worlds at the club and offer the best of both. Coin Club will have the look and feel of a private
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