Source: Graph Blockchain.
  • Graph Blockchain’s (GBLC) New World subsidiary has announced changes to its NFT marketplace
  • Updates include enhanced geo-pinning technology, additional augmented reality features, NFT profile pictures and a complete UX/UI overhaul
  • New World will release NFT collections with the likes of Ronaldinho, Karl Wolf and Tran$parent over the coming weeks and months
  • Graph Blockchain provides shareholders with exposure to various areas of decentralized finance
  • Graph Blockchain (GBLC) is down by 33.33 per cent trading at $0.01 per share

Graph Blockchain’s (GBLC) New World subsidiary has announced changes to its NFT marketplace.

Updates include improvements to geo-pinning technology, additional augmented reality features with enhanced quality, profile picture functionality for NFTs and a complete UX/UI overhaul.

New World and its partners – including Ronaldinho, Karl Wolf, Diogo Snow, Peter Triantos, Tran$parent and Max Jamali – will be releasing several curated NFT collections over the coming weeks and months. These dops coincide with the subsidiary’s active focus on building its social media presence on Discord, Twitter, Telegram and Instagram.

“We truly believe that augmented reality-focused NFTs will change the process of how creators can monetize their work by bridging the gap between the physical and virtual world,” stated Caz Derkowski, Founder and CMO of New World.

New World is an augmented reality and art-focused NFT company that allows creators, musicians and celebrities to create and sell digital art.

Graph Blockchain provides shareholders with exposure to various areas of decentralized finance including altcoins and NFTs.

Graph Blockchain (GBLC) is down by 33.33 per cent trading at $0.01 per share as of 9:30 am EST. 


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