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Earlier this year, multi-national mass media, entertainment studio, and digital asset investor, Sony Pictures Entertainment, launched the second edition of its “The Seven Deadly Sins” non-fungible token collection.
The entertainment conglomerate is getting deeper into the non-fungible token despite the recent market downturn, which has held the daily trading sales volume below $20 million and floor price values below 45 ETH.
Despite the crypto winter and NFT market downturn, entertainment studio, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Japanese pop culture protocol, Yoake, have launched the second edition of their ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ NFT collection.
Announcing the new NFT series, which is titled ‘Yoake & The Seven Deadly Sin Anime Series with Ban,’ the studio said the NFTs are now available for minting on the OpenSea NFT marketplace.
This follows the launch of the first NFT collection in March, which was funded by Soneium, a blockchain network from Sony Pictures. The network will also be powering the new NFT collection, which has a limited set of 3218 NFT items and a best offer of 0.0022 ETH.
Those interested in collecting this NFT series can do so on the OpenSea platform, where it is listed under the Yoake account.
Also, Snapshot Holders of Drop 1, Soneium OG Premium Badge holders and Azuki holders will have early access to minting for YOAKE & The Seven Deadly Sins Anime Series with Ban.
Announcing the new NFT series, the Soneium team said: "This NFT collection is a celebration of the iconic anime series and the enduring power of storytelling in the digital age. We are thrilled to be bringing this unique collection to NFT collectors around the world."
Those interested in learning more about the new NFT series can visit the Soneium website or follow them on Twitter for the latest updates.
Recently, multi-national mass media, entertainment studio, and digital asset investor, Sony Pictures Entertainment, launched the second edition of its “The Seven Deadly Sins” non-fungible token collection.
The entertainment conglomerate is getting deeper into the non-fungible token despite the recent market downturn, which has held the daily trading sales volume below $20 million and floor price values below 45 ETH.
Announcing the new NFT series, which is titled ‘Yoake & The Seven Deadly Sin Anime Series with Ban,’ the studio said the NFTs are now available for minting on the OpenSea NFT marketplace.
This follows the launch of the first NFT collection in March, which was funded by Soneium, a blockchain network from Sony Pictures. The network will also be powering the new NFT collection, which has a limited set of 3218 NFT items and a best offer of 0.0022 ETH.
Those interested in collecting this NFT series can do so on the OpenSea platform, where it is listed under the Yoake account.
Also, Snapshot Holders of Drop 1, Soneium OG Premium Badge holders and Azuki holders will have early access to minting for YOAKE & The Seven Deadly Sins Anime Series with Ban.
Announcing the new NFT series, the Soneium team said: "This NFT collection is a celebration of the iconic anime series and the enduring power of storytelling in the digital age. We are thrilled to be bringing this unique collection to NFT collectors around the world."
Those interested in learning more about the new NFT series can visit the Soneium website or follow them on Twitter for the latest updates.
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