Could NFT reach Space?
The market for non-fungible tokens (NFT) has continued to expand at an unfathomable rate throughout all of 2021, as best dominated by the fact that only in the span of the third quarter of 2021 sales of such new assets increased by 705 %, with transactions for a cost of $ 5.2 billion that have taken place in August.
The NFTs, in their most essential sense, which knows how to explain how digital offers are that they have the possibility of using to represent the monetary cost related to a wide range of assets, ranging from digital art to collection objects, real estate and all the rest. In addition, due to the fact that they help remove the need for intermediaries, others can maximize the income potential of their creators.
Consequently, it is no secret that such tokens were constantly adopted by everyone under the sun, from casual crypto enthusiasts to celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Naomi Osaka, Jay-Z, Method Man, Doja Cat, among several others.
NFTs from space see the light of day
As a consequence of the growing interest in this rapidly evolving space, several novel NFTs have continued to make their way into the market recently. In this regard, the head firm of GameFi Digital Entertainment Asset Pte. Ltd (DEA) has partnered with the Japanese marketer Bascule Inc. to help facilitate the launch of a new reduced version NFT that shows real-time photos of the World Space Station (ISS).
The offering is the first of its kind and represents the beginning of an extremely different trend that has yet to be seen in this sector. To delve deeper into the subject, in 2022, interested individuals will not only be able to obtain a real-time view of the Earth from the ISS, but they will also have the possibility of requiring NFTs that were coined directly to starting from space.
In general, a total of 2022 NFTs will be broadcast to symbolically represent the turn of the year, and the images were captured immediately as of midnight dawn (00:00 UTC / GMT) on January 1 starting at ISS. Additionally, a little over 20% of each of the proceeds collected will be donated to the World Astronomical Plan, helping the organization to source futuristic telescopic groups that have the potential to excite the development of space explorations around the world.
Looking to the future
Looking ahead, Bascule Inc Representative Director Masayoshi Boku recently stated his desire to continue to do work in a direction that connects some space entities with people interested in such exploratory endeavors. Incidentally, the firm is also actively working to accommodate a live space program, known as the "90 Minute Voyage Near Earth", which is expected to make its live debut sometime in 2022. Accordingly, it will be interesting how things unfold for the organization from now on.