Ronaldo unveils 4th NFT collection, Rabbit responds to Coffeezilla: Nifty Newsletter
In this week's newsletter, read about soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo's latest collection of non-fungible tokens (NFT) and the new StepN Go app that allows users to earn tokens on the go. See how The Sandbox will decentralize its management and how the company refutes the allegations made by Rabbit Coffeezilla.
Cristiano Ronaldo Unveils Fourth NFT Pool With Binance Despite $1 Billion Lawsuit
Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo has released the fourth iteration of his NFT collection in partnership with crypto exchange Binance. The collection is available on Binance's NFT marketplace and features highlights celebrating Ronaldo's career.
The footballer's journey allowed him to travel and play for famous clubs. Along with the collection, the sports star said it was his audience's turn to join him on his journey through the NFTs.
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StepN Go app allows users to share digital sports shoes and income
The creators of StepN have launched a new application called StepN Go, a Solana-based move-to-earn (M2E) blockchain game. A recent project is a social lifestyle app that rewards social interactions and daily activities. Users who walk, run and jog in digital sneakers with the new app can earn a newly launched token called Go Game Token.
Yawn Rong, co-founder of Find Satoshi Lab – the company behind the M2E projects – said that in addition to its current features, they will eventually “implement player and player components in the app.”
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The sandbox will launch the sandbox DAO with a 25-million-sand fund
Gaming platform Metaverse has launched The Sandbox DAO, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). Holders of The DAO, The Sandbox (SAND) token and virtual LAND NFT can vote on platform governance.
The DAO initiative will have three phases. The first allows voting for owners; The second step examines whether the DAO is self-sustaining; And the third phase is when the DAO is fully community driven.
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AI firm Rabbit denies Coffeezilla's NFT fraud allegations
Artificial intelligence (AI) company Rabbit has responded to allegations of an NFT scam published by YouTube investigator Stephen Findison, known as “Cofizilla”. In the statement, the representative of Rabbit told Cointelegraph that they have shown transparency by changing from a cyber manufacturing company to the current company.
Rabbit said most of its employees joined the company after the rebrand. In addition, the representative said that Gamma NFT, the alleged NFT scam, was just one of the projects that Rabbit founder Jesse Liu completed when it went open source.
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Thanks for reading this roundup of the week's most notable developments in the NFT space. Come back next Wednesday for more reports and insights into this actively growing space.
