OpenSea recorded $ 5 billion in January trading volume, John Legend has joined the NFT, and Super Bowl ticket owners are bringing back virtual souvenirs.See Rosmuck Makonomics Break down the latest cryptocurrency news above Street’■ “Ciphertext” on Thursday, February 3rd.
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Do you still think NFTs are just a fad? Well, we have a record trading volume just in January and what do you guess … To make the case even stronger, the NFL offers all Super Bowl participants their own NFT. doing.
It’s your boy Rosmuck and these are the biggest stories of cryptocurrencies on Thursday, February 3rd.
OpenSea recorded a trading volume of over $ 5 billion in January, breaking the previous record set in August last year. The volume consisted of Ethereum and polygon sales, mostly Ethereum. This month was a very strong finish, with $ 233 million worth of transactions executed on the last day of January alone … some people now call NFTs just a fad, but receipts continue. Shows growth.
Tom Brady isn’t the only GOAT to jump into NFTs. John Legend, an EGOT winner, has joined Our Happy Company as co-founder and chief impact officer. The company has launched OurSong, an NFT platform that helps creators monetize, discover and interact with their fans. This platform is designed to be easy to use even for non-technical people.
Fans going to the Super Bowl don’t have to save their tickets as a souvenir as all ticket owners will get a free NFT version of the ticket. The NFT version of the ticket is customized with sections, columns and seat numbers. This has been sensible ever since covid. All tickets are digital only anyway … this follows the NFL partnership with Dapper Labs to create an NFL All Day where users can collect or redeem NFL highlights as NFTs.
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