SNEAK PEEK
- Aaron Avruskin looking for financiers for $100,000.
- Rollies will be the new project by Aaron Avruskin.
- There will be 50,000 to 100,000 NFTs available, as well as a Rollies crypto mobile gambling game.
Last year, the NFT account was permanently suspended from Twitter and Instagram. Aaron Avruskin, co-founder, is looking for fresh financiers. Instagram was suspected of charging $100,000 for sponsored posts—ads that were not disclosed—and fraudulently listing financier Mark Cuban as one of its co-founders. It was also charged with marketing a number of frauds as well as “rug pull” NFT enterprises. Aaron Avruskin, one of its co-founders, has returned with a new crypto business proposal: “Rollies,” a browser-based mobile crypto betting activity alongside musician Lil Baby.
Karma for all of the people you rekt with the scams promoted on your Instagram page.
— ZachXBT (@zachxbt) September 25, 2022
Definitely won’t be tracking this one.
“Lil Baby’s Rollies” has been in creation since January 2022 and is presently requesting $6 million in early investment. The Rollies deck is largely made up of graffiti-style typefaces, dice graphics, and a lot of Lil’ Baby’s visage. The pitch offers a “free” Lil Baby NFT drop somewhere between 50,000 and 100,000 NFTs, as well as a Rollies crypto mobile gambling game and a roadmap centered on funded competitions and further NFT drops.
According to the deck, the initiative has hired designer Distortedd, who has collaborated with Reebok, Red Bull, and Adidas, to produce art for the project, and it has contracted gambling game developer Aquimo to construct the main Rollies gaming product.
Rollies is also accused of obtaining NFT collections from collaborators for Doodles, Pudgy Penguins, Sappy Seals, and six other projects. According to the deck, such partners will support the Rollies brand, obtain allowlist slots, engage in Twitter and Discord discussions, and have some accessibility to Rollies live performances. Rollies may make $16 million in “wearable technology and forging” drops (presumably NFTs), $9 million in “endorsement sales,” and $5 million in “secondary revenues” within two years. Rollies’ seed round intends to give shareholders a common share offering.
