NFT Review 99 - Krapopolis
NFT Review 99 - Krapopolis
Sound raises $20 Million, Play Store officially allows NFT games, Puma's NFT-enhanced sneakers, and more.
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Dear NFT enthusiast,
The spotlight this week is on Krapopolis, the highly anticipated blockchain-backed animated series from "Rick and Morty" co-creator Dan Harmon. Marking its date on the calendar for a grand premiere on September 24, 2023, the series is not just another addition to the world of animation, but a pioneering venture in the integration of blockchain technology with mainstream television.
Krapopolis is the first fruit borne out of Blockchain Creative Labs (BCL), Fox Entertainment's homegrown NFT marketplace. Despite the tumultuous journey of the crypto market since BCL's inception, Fox's unwavering commitment has led to the greenlighting of "Krapopolis" for three full seasons, even before a single episode saw the light of day.
The impending debut of Krapopolis is more than just the arrival of a new show—it's a potential game-changer in the way we consume and interact with television content. Early fans have already delved into this unique experience by purchasing Krap Chicken NFTs, which offer show-related privileges. The integration of blockchain into the show's fabric has blurred the lines between audience and creators, providing viewers with a novel sense of ownership and involvement.
As we prepare for the premiere of Krapopolis, we can't help but envision the profound implications of this venture. Could this be a harbinger of a new era where the divide between creators and consumers is bridged by the power of blockchain? Are we on the cusp of a paradigm shift where television is not just watched, but lived and interacted with, thanks to the magic of NFTs? The ripples from Krapopolis may well reshape the entertainment industry's landscape in ways we're only beginning to imagine.
Thank you for reading and have a great week.
— NFT Review
🖼 Crypto-Native News
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Google Play Store officially allows NFT games, but not gambling ones.
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Holograph introduced a new primitive, Holographic NFTs.
🌎 Global NFT Adoption
7-Eleven serves up free Slurpee NFTs.
The latest NFT trend: taking out loans on Rolexes.
Jay-Z’s Roc Nation and Puma drop NFT-enhanced sneakers.
Gucci's iconic fashion is reimagined in Christie's NFT art auction.
Le Clu3 brings NFT-based loyalty perks to private banking.
Iconic Notorious B.I.G. photo up for auction—along with Ethereum NFT.
Warner Bros release 'The Flash' as an NFT just weeks after hitting theaters.
Fractionalized NFT project Particle loans $12.9M Banksy artwork to global museums.
Spanish National Museum Thyssen to mint exclusive collection of Van Gogh NFTs.
That’s all for this week, see you in the next edition! Got some links to share with us, artists to feature, NFTs to sell, jobs to promote, or events to popularize? Get in touch with Bruno or gbaci!