Holly Halving is a whimsical, retro-futuristic character who embodies the festive spirit of Bitcoin’s halving events. With her matte white, bubbly form, she’s always at the heart of the celebration, leaning forward with uncontainable excitement. Her wide, joyful smile and glittering glasses reflect her love for the crypto party scene. Clutching a sparkler and a Bitcoin balloon, she dances through Halving Party Lane, surrounded by confetti and fireworks. Hanna’s vibrant energy and festive accessories make her the ultimate cheerleader of the crypto world!
Nia is the type of creator who mints her feelings, paints her thoughts, and believes every pixel has a purpose. She once auctioned an animated doodle of a donut for 6 ETH — and made another one just for fun. Her beret never comes off (it’s enchanted), her palette sparkles when she’s inspired, and every brushstroke she makes leaves a little magic behind.
Patty is the paranoid privacy protector of the crypto world. She hasn’t spoken since 2017—and she’s proud of it. She wears five layers of digital shields, sleeps in incognito mode, and once rejected a friendship request from herself. Nobody knows where she lives, what she looks like, or even if she blinks. But if you so much as mention cookies, she’ll vanish mid-sentence—POOF.
Serena is a one-blob influencer army powered by hype and hashtags. She has never not been live-streaming. She wears a tiara made of trending hashtags and once tried to sell air as a limited edition NFT. She’ll promote your token, your toaster, or your cousin’s side hustle—as long as there’s a badge for it. Half fabulous, half fake, all sparkle.
A grim and mysterious adventurer who looks like he’s personally responsible for the collapse of the global economy. With his half-lidded eyes and green knitted beanie, he seems like someone you just woke up to attend a haunted board meeting. His leather backpack and crossbody belt say “always ready for escape,” but honestly, he’s probably just looking for a quiet place to complain. He loves counting gold coins, but he’s so paranoid he thinks every floating dollar sign is part of a conspiracy. That red downward-trending chart above his head? He’s convinced it’s the graph of his soul crashing in the crypto market.
