New Azurai Stone Collection Coming to Access Protocol on June 30
Date: 2025-06-25 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: CRYPTO PAYMENTS
On June 30, the Access Protocol platform will release an NFT collection called Azurai Stone. Participation in the project involves not only collecting digital art, but also receiving additional benefits in the form of an increased airdrop for owners of these NFTs.
You can connect to the system through a pool subscription, which starts with 10,000 ACS tokens. However, for those who stake more than 100,000 ACS, access to the status of "Azurai Elder" will be opened - a special privilege tier provided indefinitely.
The initiator of the collection is a digital artist under the pseudonym Elogiso. He also curated previous NFT projects hosted on the Tensor platform, which creates a thematic continuity between his works.
The Azurai Stone collection will be presented within the Access Protocol, a decentralized solution based on the Solana and Starknet blockchains. This system is designed to facilitate interaction between content makers and their audience without traditional B2C subscription models.
The main element of the system is the ACS token, developed according to the SPL standard on Solana. It is used as a means of access to exclusive digital materials, including articles, media, and other forms of content.
In this way, users do not simply buy a subscription, but stake tokens, which allows authors to monetize and at the same time forms the audience's participation in the ecosystem. This allows for a more sustainable and involved model for supporting digital creators.
The appearance of the Azurai Stone collection is not only an artistic event, but also an expansion of opportunities for interaction within the Web3 space. Stakers receive not only aesthetic value, but also real bonuses, including increased drops and permanent benefits for participants with a high level of contribution.
The Access Protocol platform continues to develop the direction of decentralized access to content, opening up new prospects for both authors and their subscribers.
