Last week, Doodles announced the launch of Doodles 2, a project that comes with news that makes it stand out from the original.
Unlike Doodles — which was launched on Ethereum — Doodles 2 uses the Flow blockchain, a proof of stake blockchain designed for NFT collectibles and crypto games.
With Doodles 2, users can design their own Doodles by selecting their attributes — body features, hairstyles, emotions, apparel, and accessories.
The wearable collections will be made available during limited-edition drops tied to specific events and brand collaborations.
People will be able to buy, sell, and trade these wearables through the Gaia marketplace — a leading NFT marketplace on the Flow blockchain.
Holders can use the NFTs across social networks, gaming platforms, live events, streaming content, and retail activations.
Today marks the start of the Doodles 2 product experience, in which original Doodles holders can claim the ” Dooplicator,” which creates wearables for the new project. These wearables will be among the rarest in the Doodles 2 project.
The Dooplicator’s capabilities will expand over time, allowing users to use it in new and unique ways.
Additionally, Doodles owners will be able to use the Dooplicator Marketplace to sell their rights to “dooplicate” to potential buyers.
Despite this, the first product to be released as part of the Doodles 2 ecosystem was Genesis Boxes, a collection of 24,000 NFT boxes holding the first wearables — such as hats, apparel, and accessory NFTs — that are interchangeable with Doodles 2 characters.
Doodles is a collection of 10,000 colorful Web3 PFP NFTs based on characters — including skellys, cats, aliens, apes and mascots — designed by world-famous artist Burnt Toast. Those holding Doodle NFTs gain governance by voting on community-driven features, products and events for the project, shaping its future.
Doodles has swiftly become one of the most promising projects since its inception in October 2021, with an all-time volume of 155,761.99 ETH, or roughly $251 million.
