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Crypto collectibles are unique items minted on blockchain as non-fungible tokens for anyone to acquire. They are usually limited, and they sell for substantial amounts mostly due to blockchain’s tech that makes them unique and scarce, and humans understand scarcity.

Collectibles are items of value that can be sought for and acquired by collectors. Collectors can be anyone, from traders looking for short-term gains to crypto magnates that love collecting stuff. The categories include but are not limited to art, music, clips, sport, and games.

Dynamic Playable NFTs with Easy AccessStarting with a DEDbird, players can expand their collection through Nested NFTs—a concept easily grasped even by newcomers to the scene.As time goes on, the game introduces dynamic NFTs that morph based on players’ experience points, offering a personalized journey as they level up.The...
Open beta arrives in The Machines Arena on April 23rd, bringing with it game updates, new mechanical companions known as Familiars, and an opportunity to join in a future play to airdrop opportunity! Development marches forward on The Machines Arena, bringing us to open beta. The open beta for The...
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Local Imagery and Rarity Prizes Designed by the renowned kit artist Christian Jeffery, this collection is rich with local symbolism. The red Lancaster rose, woven into Manchester City’s crest, reflects the club’s heritage. Meanwhile, the tenacious worker bee symbolizes the resilient spirit that defines the people of Manchester.The minting initiative...
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Bitcoin halving is upon us! And in honor of this event, Splinterlands launched two new promotional cards, available only for a limited time. Each promo card will have the Halving ability, which is currently only available on two other cards in the entire Splinterlands collection! Another Bitcoin halving and another...
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In a surprise announcement this week, Yuga Labs announced that HV-MTL and the Otherside brands have both been sold to Faraway. Faraway now owns the IPs and most of the associated NFT collections, promising to push forward with game development. Faraway, who started off with a rather simple, web-based FPS,...