The virtual reality version of New York’s renowned site is called “One Times Square,” with the “one-time” pun implying that the tower may be dismantled after the party is over.
The “Mutant Ape Yacht Club,” a spinoff project of Yuga Labs’ “Bored Ape Yacht Club,” has climbed to the top of the secondary sales volume lists. According to CryptoSlam, demand in the “Mutant Ape Yacht Club” nonfungible tokens (NFT) has increased by 355.29 percent in the last 30 days, resulting in $76.8 million in secondary market sales.
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The NFTs portray mutant versions of the extremely popular Bored Ape avatars, and it is now the most popular project in terms of volume throughout a 24-hour and seven-day period.
Micro Bank, a crypto-friendly Swedish bank, has announced aspirations to enter the NFT and metaverse markets. The bank provides services throughout Europe and is now developing a pilot project to introduce a digital asset custody service. In addition, Micro Bank plans to introduce its NFT collectibles as a new method to “earn money,” according to a Wednesday release. It is now developing strategies to roll out a virtual banking experience across metaverse-based virtual worlds.
The Metaverse is expected to become a more important digital financial platform for banking and financial transactions and personal and corporate relationships.
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