Annie Yi is one of the most famous singers in Taiwan’s entertainment industry, making a name for herself as a singer and actress. Now she’s established herself and her son’s artist son, Harrison Yu, in her web3 space. This comes when the duo launches an NFT project called ‘Theirsverse’.
Launched earlier this year, the project was a success and themed around inclusivity when it launched. As they explained in a recent interview, the goal of this project was to provide an avenue for creatives with diverse identities and backgrounds.
Since the NFT collection was launched, it has been a huge success within the industry, selling out immediately after its release and currently starting at 0.219 ETH. There was a reaction.
The mother-son duo told Forkast that while many NFT collections are now being offered to other groups, Yu, who is gay, feels there is nothing like it in the LGBT community. I explained.
“Last year my son decided to start this project. He found his Web3 to have his NFT communities like his BAYC showing manpower and World of Women showing female power.But no LGBT community for the younger generation,” stomach Said.
We hope this will inspire even more collections spotlighting the LGBT community.
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Tokoni Uti has written extensively on blockchain and cryptocurrencies over the years. Her work has been featured on sites such as BTCmanager and Blockchain Reporter. She has a degree in Corporate Communications.
