Briefly
- Atari’s provider of digital assets and solutions, Bondly, has teamed up to launch NFTs for a variety of applications.
- The NFTs will form the backbone of Atari’s new gaming platform, Atari Metaverse.
Veteran Gaming Company Atari has partnered with digital asset solutions provider Bondly Finance to introduce non-fungible tokens (NFT’s) which will support a new gaming platform, Atari Metaverse.
The full range of Atari Metaverse NFTs, which include tokens for games, music and more, will be announced over the coming weeks. “Our partnership with Bondly is absolutely integral to the success of the upcoming collection of NFTs and Atari metavers,” Frédéric Chesnais, CEO of Atari Chain, which operates the Atari token, shared in a press release with Decipher.
NFTs are cryptographically unique characters and are used to present digital scarcity crypto art, music, and collectibles. It enables music artists, sports stars and creators to engage fans in new, unique ways, said Brandly CEO Brandly Smith. “Creators can outline their own NFT and distribute it to fans, which then becomes access to new superfan experiences,” he explained.
Atari’s blockchain collaboration
Atari continues a series of blockchain and cryptocurrency projects; the game veteran has launched his own native cryptocurrency, Atari Token, last year.
Earlier this week, Atari partnered with a crypto casino builder Decentralized games for a casino in “Vegas City” – a district in the Ethereum-based Decentralized country virtual world.
Bondly was behind YouTuber Logan Paul’s Recent NFT Collectibles, before his fight with boxer Floyd Mayweather. His first series of NFTs, which he sold with his Pokémon card amplifier auction, reportedly raised more than $ 2.4 million.
The startup also worked with musicians Tory Lanez and PelleKon on their NFT game brands, called PolkaPets and BCCG. According to Bondly, the brands earned more than $ 4 million in revenue within three months.
Launched in 1972, Atari intends to gain twentieth-century interest by placing its hat firmly in the country. crypto sector. It was previously launched with the blockchain platform Engine digital mode NFTs in collaboration with fashion house The Fabricant, as well as the commitment with Animoca Brands to transform the brand’s IP into digital assets in the virtual world The sandbox.
“I strongly believe in blockchain,” explained Frédéric Chesnais, CEO of Atari. Decipher in a previous interview. “I think it’s here to stay, not just for games, but also for other kinds of applications. It’s really a belief about blockchain.”
Since crypto-collectible mania is currently reaching fever height, NFTs are a solid way to realize that belief.