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NFT project celebrating Hong Kong Olympic champion Cheung Ka-long and foil team partners with local Bored Ape collectors

  • GOLD4HK announces advisory link-up with one of the city’s biggest collector clubs ahead of delayed drop and programme ‘reboot’
  • Tokyo gold medallist Cheung praises project’s ‘great’ investment in following team around as they ‘focus on training and bringing back gold again’

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GOLD4HK, an NFT project following the Hong Kong men’s foil team’s Olympic Games journey, and local Bored Apes Yacht Club asset collectors Elite Apes, announce a partnership. Photo: GOLD4HK
GOLD4HK, the NFT collection project based on Hong Kong Olympic gold medallist Cheung Ka-long and some of the men’s foil team, announced a partnership with local collector giants Elite Apes ahead of its much-delayed drop this month.
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Considered one of the city’s biggest NFT collector clubs – its more than 150 members own and manage assets from the renowned Bored Ape Yacht Club worth 30,000 Etherium (about HK$767 million) – Elite Apes will be helping as an “honorary adviser”.

GOLD4HK said it would work “hand in hand to keep educating the Hong Kong market about NFTs”, while the partnership will also include a collaboration between their Olympic-themed fencing NFTs and Elite Ape’s Bored Ape commercial rights.

It also teased a “real life exhibition” to be set-up in Hong Kong in the future.

GOLD4HK, an NFT project following the Hong Kong men’s foil team’s Olympic Games journey, and local Bored Apes Yacht Club asset collectors Elite Apes, announce a partnership. Photo: GOLD4HK
GOLD4HK, an NFT project following the Hong Kong men’s foil team’s Olympic Games journey, and local Bored Apes Yacht Club asset collectors Elite Apes, announce a partnership. Photo: GOLD4HK

Initial mock-ups include images of star foilist Cheung during last year’s Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games with a Bored Apes-themed face replacing his mask.

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