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Drone Show Details

The current record, achieved by Gemini on March 13, 2025, involved 894 drones forming the Bitcoin (BTC) symbol. Loaded Lions aims to surpass that figure with a larger and longer drone performance that highlights the project’s recent expansion into cryptocurrency tokens.

Drone shows involve the coordinated flight of hundreds or even thousands of drones, each equipped with lights, to create moving images, logos, or messages in the sky.

According to the announcement, the record attempt is part of a broader effort to raise awareness of the Loaded Lions project and to bring greater utility to its community members by introducing the LION token.

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The drone show will take place between the MacArthur Causeway and the Port Miami Bridge at 9:30 p.m. EST (May 2 2025, 01:30 UTC), one day before the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix starts.

Spectators are advised that the best viewing area is the waterfront south of the Port Miami Bridge (see the image above). Under favourable weather conditions, the drone formation may be visible up to 1.5 to 2 miles.

Loaded Lions has encouraged attendees and nearby viewers to capture photos and videos of the event, offering a giveaway worth $5,000 in LION tokens to five individuals. Details on how to participate will be announced via the project’s official X account.

Loaded Lions Expands Its Web3 Ecosystem

The Loaded Lions collection was the first platform-owned NFT project launched by Crypto.com. It comprises 10,000 unique, algorithmically generated profile picture (PFP) NFTs. Each NFT combines 150 hand-drawn traits, including different hairstyles, costumes, and accessories, with varying rarity levels.

Ownership of a Loaded Lions NFT provides access to the Mane Net, a membership community offering benefits such as VIP event experiences, exclusive giveaways, and early access to other Crypto.com NFT drops.

Over the next five years, Loaded Lions aims to expand its presence within the Web3 ecosystem, introducing features such as the LION token, community governance tools, Mane City gaming updates, and integrations with AI tech. The project has also announced plans to launch branded merchandise, organize global meetups, and introduce AI-supported gaming features to attract a broader user base.

Otherside’s Project Dragon will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the largest FPS battle, with more than 1,000 participants expected to take part.

The event, set to begin at 12 PM EST on February 22, will be hosted within the Otherside platform and requires participants to access it through Google Chrome.

The attempt is part of an ongoing effort to push the boundaries of large-scale multiplayer gaming.

Project Dragon Attempts Guinness World Record for Largest FPS Fight — Source: Otherside

What is Project Dragon?

Project Dragon is a fast-paced, action-packed NFT game set in the Otherside metaverse.

Designed in the style of Call of Duty, it challenges players to complete objectives whilst defending their rewards amid intense battles. The game features an arsenal of weapons, including guns and explosives, adding to its high-energy combat experience.

The game is built on the Otherside Development Kit (ODK), a platform that enables creators to develop and monetize immersive 3D games with integrated storytelling and social features.

How to participate in the event?

The event is open to everyone with no NFTs required, and those looking to join can set up in advance through the official launch site.

Participants will engage in a large-scale FPS match, though specific gameplay mechanics have not been disclosed. Large-scale online battles often encounter technical difficulties, including server overloads and latency issues. With over 1,000 players expected, Otherside will need to ensure network stability and maintain smooth gameplay.

Previous attempts at massive multiplayer events have faced similar challenges, making this an ambitious undertaking, and whether this will be a successful attempt is yet to be seen.