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# Join Pip's Journey

Under the Hood is just the beginning. The Genesis Pass and main PFP collection are the foundation, but Pip’s studio has more in the works: seasonal drops, experimental pieces, and community-driven projects.

This whitepaper captures the first chapter. The rest of the story will be built on-chain, together with the people who were here from the start.

**Stay tuned. The doors open soon.**


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