“Cordyceps King” Chen Endeer plans to build Hong Kong’s first animal theme park to open in 2024 (16:13) – 20220126 – Instant Financial News

Chen Entak revealed that he is currently considering suitable sites in Sai Kung and Lau Fau Shan. The land area is regarding 300,000 square feet, and the estimated investment amount is 200 million to 300 million yuan. The group hopes to use Hong Kong as a pilot project, and intends to gradually expand the park to ten regions around the world, including the Greater Bay Area, Singapore, Japan and the United States.

The company will launch the “Pet Paws” NFT on February 14, as a membership of the physical park and the same series of Metaverse Parks. The sales platforms include the “Global Pets World” official website and the NFT trading platform OpenSea. Membership levels range from “garnet” to “diamond”, and the issuance is equivalent to $99 to $99,000.

Chen Ende pointed out that in addition to the designated avatar, members who purchase NFT will also have physical “tokens”. Different shopping and admission discounts will be provided according to different memberships, and they will also have the opportunity to be eligible to attend special events. Details will be announced in due course.

Reporter: Cai Yinglin

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