Last Meowmeow List Giveaway!

Number of Winners
100 Spots
Raffle Time
April 3, 2023, 5 p.m.
Official Link
meowmeowcircle.com
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MeowMeowCircle

MeowMeow Circle (formerly known as Neko No Mori):

Hanna’s vision for Meowmeow Circle is a warm, cozy, tight-knit community that members can all come back to when they need a break from the more toxic sides of web3. Meowmeow community members will benefit from all her current and future ventures, and generally be a place of comfort & a way for Hanna to give back to her strongest supporters. 

MMC holders will be eligible for massive giveaways of projects that Hanna works on – allocation will be much higher than those given to any other projects. She is currently working on Starfall Arena (https://twitter.com/starfallarena), and she will be holding a huge Starlist raffle for holders of Meowmeow Circle once the MMC mint is over. Holders will also be eligible for potential future airdrops and WL for all future collections of Starfall, and will benefit similarly from all of her future projects outside the Starfall ecosystem as well. 

Hanna is a Harvard computer science alumna and former engineer at Instagram. Outside of Starfall and Meowmeow, she has worked on projects such as KPR and SubwayRats.

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MeowMeow Circle (formerly known as Neko No Mori):

Hanna’s vision for Meowmeow Circle is a warm, cozy, tight-knit community that members can all come back to when they need a break from the more toxic sides of web3. Meowmeow community members will benefit from all her current and future ventures, and generally be a place of comfort & a way for Hanna to give back to her strongest supporters. 

MMC holders will be eligible for massive giveaways of projects that Hanna works on – allocation will be much higher than those given to any other projects. She is currently working on Starfall Arena (https://twitter.com/starfallarena), and she will be holding a huge Starlist raffle for holders of Meowmeow Circle once the MMC mint is over. Holders will also be eligible for potential future airdrops and WL for all future collections of Starfall, and will benefit similarly from all of her future projects outside the Starfall ecosystem as well. 

Hanna is a Harvard computer science alumna and former engineer at Instagram. Outside of Starfall and Meowmeow, she has worked on projects such as KPR and SubwayRats.

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