Metaverse Platform Division, Opensea limited edition NFT character auction started (www.blockcast.cc)
[Blockchain Today Reporter Jihye Han] NFT (Non-Fungible Token) characters issued by Division Network, a metaverse platform based on NFT assets, will be registered at OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT marketplace.
Division Network announced that it will sequentially register 5 types of NFT characters, including world celebrities representing the blockchain market, with OpenC. This will be available for inquiries and transactions on OpenC.
Five types of NFT characters are limited edition and only one is sold per character. Users who purchase limited edition NFT characters can use their own characters in the future division’s metaverse ecosystem to act differently from others.
Division provides a web-based real-time streaming 3D VR metaverse service so that users can easily experience metaverse contents such as fairs and games. Users can express their personality in the Division’s metaverse ecosystem as an NFT character and receive additional rewards.
OpenC is the world’s largest marketplace where you can easily trade NFTs through a P2P (person-to-person transaction) method. Recently, as the NFT market has become the main global trend, OpenC has grown at a rapid pace. This year alone, it has achieved remarkable achievements, including 50,000 cumulative users and the total transaction amount of NFT exceeded 100 million dollars (approximately 1132 billion won). OpenC recently raised an investment of $23 million, led by Silicon Valley’s leading venture capitalist Andrewson Horowitz (a16z).
Division Network CEO Jeong-Hyun Eom said, “Division network users will be able to add fun elements to the metaverse ecosystem through rare world celebrity characters and have fun playing across real and virtual worlds.” You will experience a metaverse that connects reality and reality.”
On the other hand, Division is striving to enter the Chinese market by signing an MOU with ZMVR, China’s largest VR service platform, on the 29th.
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