I used to think that NFT was a jpeg.

Later I thought that RWA was "blueprints that would generate income in the future."

Until I came across #Hoofborn — I really want to name my friend Little Horse Brother now. You heard it right, an NFT project actually made me start considering the lifestyle of a horse owner. Not virtual horses, not on-chain breeding, but real thoroughbreds, racing on real tracks, winning prizes, and can also breed for profit.

#Hoofborn operations are also very simple and straightforward:
They collected a total of 6 racehorses, real live horses, and issued 1000 NFTs respectively. Buying an NFT = buying 0.1% ownership of this horse. After that, regardless of whether the horse wins a race or breeds successfully, you can receive dividends. Even more outrageous is that they also arranged for horse owner identity verification, entry qualifications for race days, Paddock viewing privileges...
In other words, with an NFT in your wallet, you can truly appear in a suit and tie on the track to watch your horse cross the finish line in real life.

From the perspective of Web3, this is the most tangible way to asset on-chain. From a life experience standpoint, this might be the most "labor-free" investment method – money rolls on the track without you breaking a sweat, the horse will cross the finish line for you.
Some core information:
✅Pre-sale time: July 14, 20:00 (UTC+8)
✅Price: 1.2 SOL / each
✅Referral code: m51720
✅Mint:

Minting 6 pieces at once can complete a full set of horses, and you have a share in every winning horse. Hoofborn is not just "NFT + RWA"; it is more like a combination of equestrian culture, sports competition, financial returns, and a symbol of identity!

Pack equestrian culture, sports competition, financial returns, and status symbol into an NFT on the blockchain. The horse is real, the contract is real, and the rewards are real. If you're looking for a Web3 project that is not so exhausting, yet can make money and flaunt a bit, this might be the most unexpected dark horse of the year.