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What does EA have to do with NFT?
https://tbivision.com/2021/10/14/fox-viacomcbs-launch-nft-platforms/
Some half decent potential investments, but very early stage. Seed level.
Not spent much at all yet, and doesn’t help it’s on Aqse. The volume has dropped off a cliff on this exchange.
Still. The more the invest in, the more news and developments they’ll have to update.
Bought in here on IPO day , not one of my best investments to date!
Nobody seems to be impressed with the recent investments by the BOD.
Surely got to turn sometime ?
GLA Supertag
Interesting one today. These already have huge artists on their books. I’d imagine creating nft collectibles for fans should go well.
https://sturdy.co/
Agree, Pluto is a good one .. jealous you’re in!
I didnt take this at IPO, but thought prices last month in mid to lower twos were worth the plunge considering the cash pile. I still think there could be a decent twist here. Hopefully. Very speculative but bought at a cap below cash so let’s see.
smacks
“ Then don’t then. But they still have £29m to invest in other new tech.”
I bought the IPO, which dropped from day one. I’m comparing them to Pluto Digital. I bought that pre IPO. Pluto has already spent £30m on NFT and DeFi investments. NFT has only done a fraction of that. This is a fast moving space. Obviously too fast for NFT.
Thanks for the investment advice, such as it is.
Maybe one of their investments will tokenise their offerings? Certainly the blimp homes investment already is.
These investments are crypto related. If some of these work out, you know the potential growth of these things, surely? £59k .. I’d love to have had £59k in an early crypto project that’s mooned 100x lol .. who knows how they’ll get play out. From tiny acorns and all that. Speculative- very much so.
Then don’t then. But they still have £29m to invest in other new tech.
smacks, they invested £59k. I’m not getting interested for £59k, sorry.
Now they’re getting interesting..
The investment is being made as part of a CAD$655,000 pre-seed funding round raised by Big Whale Labs and led by venture capital firm Slow Ventures with participation from Samsung Next, Intonation Ventures and a series of angel investors including Alex Shin cofounder of Hashed, Korea's largest Crypto venture capital fund. Big Whale Labs is incorporated in Canada.
Big Whale Labs is using Web 3.0 technologies to reimagine what digital identity and the interconnection of relationships in an online social network could be. Their first product allows people to build and interact as pseudonymous NFT identities but with verified credentials and reputations attached to these NFTs. Their tool will be built on the Ethereum blockchain. Big Whale Labs plans to use the new funding to accelerate product development ahead of the launch of its first product and tools.
TikTok official NFTs
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/lil-nas-x-will-be-first-artist-drop-official-tiktok-n1280526
“There is another reason why I believe this use of NFTs is relevant. In an earlier article in this column, I discussed the notion of the ‘metaverse’, pointing out that this sort of immersive digital environment was likely to be the next stage in the evolution of the internet.”
https://www.livemint.com/opinion/columns/the-use-of-nfts-by-cyber-games-can-explain-their-utility-11632845924728.html
https://www.verizon.com/about/news/how-nft-will-change-content-world
https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2021/09/23/twitter-to-add-bitcoin-lightning-tips-nft-authentication/
Twitter also announced today that it will add non-fungible token (NFT) verification features to the platform, a key step in the evolution of the booming trend for unique digital art, particularly as social media avatars. No specific timeline was laid out for the feature, which remains in development.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/nft-gaming-company-animoca-brands-acquires-majority-stake-in-bondly
just this then:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/saatchi-three-get-the-old-band-back-together-tm7h86fw7
article by Jamie Nimmo - copied below:
Corny broker comes a cropper
There’s racy and then there’s Pello Capital. The small-cap stockbroker has been hit with restrictions by the City watchdog. Neither side has explained why, but theories range from a lack of cash on Pello’s behalf to clients allegedly dumping shares after floats before they were supposed to. Pello said it was “committed to working with the FCA to remove the restrictions as quickly as possible”.
It’s not its first brush with the authorities. In 2017, under its former guise as Cornhill Capital, the firm was fined £210,000 over the share placing fiasco at New World Oil & Gas, where an investor, Chris Williams, accidentally bought half the AIM-listed company in the name of his 76-year-old mother, Judith, who owned a lovely bed and breakfast in the Malvern Hills. Other escapades include helping thrice-bankrupt Dominic Chappell drum up funds to buy BHS from Sir Philip Green before it collapsed into administration a year later. The chubby charlatan, now in prison for tax evasion, ended up not paying Cornhill for the advice. Who’d have thought it?
this is true, but retail shareholders, like me, on contacting the lead brokers were redirected to Pello in order to receive an allocation, pre-IPO. Does that clear it up for you. Others on various boards have also told you exactly this, and you seem very prickly about it, which is interesting...
https://www.ledgerinsights.com/mastercard-mourinho-nft-non-fungible-token/
What do people think of Valereum Blockchain ?
Wow, I was interviewed by the brokers before I could invest.
Kev,
Yeah, that was my point. I was querying why dyresearch was saying that Pello had nothing to do with the NFT IPO.
I use X-0 to buy these shares.