Kings of Leon plans to release three different kinds of NFTs as part of its “NFT Yourself” series. One is a special album package, another one offers live show perks like front-row seats for life, and the third features exclusive audiovisual art. All those NFTs include art designed by the band’s go-to artist partner, Night After Night.
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Beeple NFT artwork sells for $6.6 million
Non-fungible token artwork seller Nifty Gateway called the sale of the Donald Trump-bashing piece by Mike “Beeple” Winkelmann historic
The unique NFT art was part of the first drop on Nifty Gateway by Beeple, also known as Mike Winkelmann. The record-setting price was obtained when “CROSSROAD #1/1” was resold on the secondary market, the company said on Twitter. “History has been made,” it added. “We can confirm that this is a legitimate sale - this was brokered by Nifty Gateway's art buying services."
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Uniswap socks-backed tokens reach $92K
185 of the tokens have been burned to redeem the footwear. This could be the most expensive hosiery that the world has ever seen. UPDATE: They’re at $158,000
According to crypto asset market data website CoinGecko, the value of the NFT SOCKS tokens—each backed by a pair of Uniswap-branded socks that can be redeemed for the token—reached an all-time high of $92,763.27 on Feb. 16. At their highest, the 500 SOCKS had a market cap of about $28 million.
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Blockchain game developer Enjin is bringing fashion sense to alternate reality
Non-fungible tokens will allow AR gamers to collect, use and resell unique to fashion items that can be worn by users’ avatars in games and the ‘real’ world
Those clothes and accessories can be used on avatars created on the augmented-reality MetaverseMe app, where videos injecting them into the users’ real-world surroundings can be shot, and shared on social media. Those avatars can also be used in shared virtual reality open-world settings.
