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London-based café Wolfy’s Bar has entered the Web3 space with the announcement of its first non-fungible token (NFT) collection, “Little Wolfy’s.”
The collection comprises 10,000 NFTs featuring distinctive hand-drawn stylized artwork reflecting the café’s signature branding.
Each NFT grants holders access to a range of curated benefits, including exclusive private parties, lifetime discounts, and branded merchandise. Holders also gain entry to “The Wolves’ Table,” a dedicated Whatsapp group where they can take part in decision-making processes regarding the growth of the Wolfy’s brand and community.
Additionally, four rare NFTs within the collection confer premium status upon their holders, unlocking access to exclusive perks and experiences.
Minted on the Solana blockchain, the NFTs are already up for sale on Helio, a platform offering tailored solutions for NFT sales. Priced at £260 GBP ($332) each, the NFTs will be distributed randomly to buyers.
Looking ahead, Wolfy’s Bar plans to identify a location for a new London Bridge location, slated to open in October 2024, with preceding parties tailored for NFT holders.
While this marks Wolfy’s Bar’s inaugural foray into NFTs, the move aligns with a broader trend of restaurants exploring digital opportunities to engage with their communities.
In October 2023, New York-based pizzeria Williamsburg Pizza introduced a Web3 loyalty program, enabling customers to earn rewards through NFT membership and accumulate points for exclusive benefits. Similarly, Vinyl Fish Club (VFC), a Japanese restaurant in Palm Beach, South Florida, unveiled a membership program based on NFTs in 2022.
Indeed, NFTs are emerging as a means for businesses to foster community engagement, enhance customer loyalty, and provide unique rewards. Moreover, they address significant industry challenges, such as ensuring authenticity and provenance, underscoring their potential for broader adoption across various sectors.
