Another week of the NFT market has hosted new brands entering the industry, more exchanges opening the door to NFTs, and Blockchain technology taking root. cryptocoin.com We are listing the most critical developments of the week…
Blockchain.com launches NFT market
- Blockchain.com launches NFT market: In the coming weeks, crypto exchange and wallet company Blockchain.com will launch its own NFTs for Blockchain.com users, with the first taste available through early access registration to the beta market.
- Spider-Man NFTs from AMC and Sony: 86,000 digital titles in the series have been published this week, courtesy of both AMC Entertainment and Sony.
- Seattle’s ‘NFT Museum’: The collaboration of physical and digital is always a topic of discussion around NFTs. With the Seattle Digital Collection Museum (SNFTM) starting 2022, that looks set to change. A new digital museum is being prepared.
Wikipedia’s first edit becomes NFT
According to a press release by Christie’s, it’s fitting that the first Wikipedia edit by the site’s co-founder be auctioned off as an NFT. Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia, said, “Hello, World!” he made the arrangement. In 2001 – the first of many iterations of page layouts and adjustments over the past two decades.
Polygon powers games with NFTs
Earlier this year, Polygon founded Polygon Studios, a $100 million incubator for game projects with NFT. This week, Polygon continued its gaming ventures with a new partnership with GameOn Entertainment. Polygon will now invest in GameOn’s product development costs.
Budweiser’s first NFT drop sold out within an hour
In July, Budweiser signed a deal with the new NFT division of VaynerX. This week, the brand launched its first NFTs – nearly 2,000 unique ‘Heritage Collection’ beer cans. The collection sold out in less than an hour.
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