Published 12:38 IST, January 5th 2024
Logan Paul to buy back CryptoZoo NFTs after project failure
The project had generated considerable traction, with over $6.7 million worth of Base Eggs, equivalent to 3,009 ETH, traded on the OpenSea platform.
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CryptoZoo goes wild: Influencer and YouTuber Logan Paul has revealed his plans to initiate a buy-back scheme for investors who h shown interest in his unreleased CryptoZoo non-fungible token (NFT) game. This move comes nearly a year after Paul initially pledged recourse for NFT purchasers.
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CrytpoZoo Base Egg buyback poster | Image credit: X.com
Paul has committed $2.3 million from his personal funds to finance buy-back initiative, which aims to repurchase Base Eggs and Base Animals NFTs at ir original acquisition cost for individuals who intended to engage with CryptoZoo. Initially announced in August 2021, CryptoZoo was designed as a play-to-earn game enabling participants to engage in buying, selling, breeding, and tring virtual ‘exotic animals’ represented as NFTs.
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project h generated considerable traction, with over $6.7 million worth of Base Eggs, equivalent to 3,009 ETH, tred on OpenSea platform.
Expressing regret over project's failure, Paul shared his disappointment via a recent social media post, inviting affected investors to participate in buy-back programme through a dedicated platform ‘EGGNFTBUYBACK.COM’ until February 8.
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Conditions for buyback
Eligible claimants stand to receive 0.1 ETH, valued at approximately $224, for each qualifying NFT, with stipulations against transferring se NFTs post-eligibility confirmation.
However, program also has certain exclusions such as Hybrid animal NFTs remaining ineligible for buy-back, and investors holding CryptoZoo-affiliated ‘ZOO’ tokens will not receive compensation. Furrmore, participants opting for buy-back will be required to waive any existing or prospective claims against Paul and associated parties.
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Along with this, Paul disclosed his filing of a cross-claim lawsuit against CryptoZoo's le developer, Eduardo Ibanez, and Jake Greenbaum, in a Texas federal court. dressing allegations of fraudulent activities within CryptoZoo framework, Paul shifted accountability towards Ibanez and Greenbaum, claiming his non-involvement in any malfeasant actions and asserting his lack of financial gains from venture.
12:30 IST, January 5th 2024