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# What is Kitsune?
Kitsune is a multi-phase NFT project built on Base, inspired by the legendary nine-tailed fox from Japanese mythology and brought to life through the art styles of Azuki and Naruto. We're not just creating digital collectibles - we're building a community-driven ecosystem where every holder becomes part of a living legend.
Our journey unfolds in phases: starting with the Pass Collection (500 supply), launching the $KIT token, and culminating in the Genesis Collection (2,222 supply). Each phase unlocks new utilities, rewards, and opportunities for our community to grow together.
Kitsune is where ancient folklore meets modern blockchain technology. Every tail tells a tale, and yours is waiting to be written.
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