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NFT Museum of war, GameStop unstoppable AND Come to the Otherside, we have Apes
- 2022/03/26
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NFT Museum of war The Ukrainian government wants to start a collection of war paintings. Every artist has the chance to apply with his portfolio to the government and to be included in the collection. Each work will cost about 0.15 Eth, which is about 500 dollars. Releasing the collection has two advantages. Firstly, it raises money, which the government can use in these times. Accordingly, Ukraine has already received 100 million dollars in cryptocurrency in recent months. On the other hand, to draw attention to the war. By storing them on the blockchain, anyone can view the images and restricting them is difficult. So maybe some pictures will make it into Russian society and draw attention there to the destruction in their neighboring country, which they used to call a brother state. GameStop unstoppable The platform has been announced for a long time and finally a first beta version of GameStop's platform can be experienced. GameStop's goal is to make digital property tradable quickly, cheaply and securely. In doing so, GameStop is of course primarily targeting gaming NFTs due to its connection to gaming. The power is to be shifted back to the players and creators. To this end, $100 million will be given to NFT artists who create for the new marketplace. Another innovation is the so-called Layer 2 Blockchain on the Ethereum network. This should make transactions faster and cheaper. Come to the Otherside, we have Apes The bored ape yard club has announced its own Metaverse. After the pitching deck of the company behind the NFT project was released to the general public, some insights into the future of the project were published. After that, a Bored-Ape own Metaverse is supposed to be released in the middle of this year. In addition, a video has now appeared on which, in addition to the bored apes, other NFT projects are also involved here. These are CryptoPunks, Cool Cats, CrypToadz, World of Women, Meebits, Nouns and the Mutant Ape Yacht Club. With their pitch deck, the company behind Bored Ape has raised $450 million in capital for their venture. What's particularly impressive about this is who invested. Investments range from Adidas to Sandbox to GarryV and Mark Cuban. Can they become the big competitors for Facebook's Metaverse ? Time will tell.