COMING UP: BAYC Member Dr. Dave’s Hero’s Metaverse Adventure Audiobook Mint Hits ApeChain’s Puffles This Thursday at 12 P.M. EST!
- Kyle
- 12 hours ago
- 2 min read
Look up in the ApeChain! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, its Hero the Doggo’s Metaverse Adventure audiobook mint!
Things will be anything but boring this Thursday afternoon as Bored Ape Yacht Club member Dr. Dave’s children’s book, Hero’s Metaverse Adventure, has its audiobook mint on Puffles!
The book follows the story of Hero, a Bored Ape Kennel Club Dog, as he travels through the Web3 world and helps kids learn about technology and the digital world!
As the Bored Ape Gazette previously reported, Dr. Dave first released Hero’s Metaverse Adventure in August 2024 after working on it for eight months and teaming up with some good frens from around the swamp!
“I’m so proud of it,” Dr Dave told the paper at the time. “It’s the chance for us to bridge the web2 gab for the next gen of web3 adopters, our kids and bring them into our world through a cute story with lovely characters really without them even realizing. It’s for us apes, doggos, mutants and hounds as parents and having something relatable and with familiar themes. It’s about education and fun. Working with legends like Line Hammett and Red Hat the MC, together with the other partners and friends has been the most incredible part of my web3 journey and I can’t wait to see where Hero takes me.”
Tomorrow’s audiobook mint begins at 12 P.M. EST. In total, there will be 3,420 copies available, priced at 5 $APE each.
After the mint, holders will be able to immediately listen to the audiobook here:https://onchain.dixo.com/audiobooks/5-hero-s-metaverse-adventure-the-audiobook/
To mint your audiobook tomorrow, check out Puffles’ mint page here: https://www.puffles.io/mint/herotheaudiobook
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