Socios.Com To Bring Multi-Sports Fan Zone To The Sandbox Metaverse
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Fan voting and rewards app Socios.com has purchased 576 LANDS in a 24×24 Estate in The Sandbox Metaverse. The Sandbox is a gaming virtual world where players can play, create games, socialize and interact next to major IPs and Brands, leveraging NFT digital assets and native tokens Socios.com will build a sports and entertainment neighbourhood in The Sandbox metaverse, for the fans of partner clubs such as FC Barcelona, Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain. Sports fans, gamers and crypto enthusiasts will be able to benefit from digital collection and engagement experiences in the Socios.com neighbourhood. Socios.com will be able to promote assets throughout The Sandbox Metaverse which includes major brands such as Atari, Cryptokitties, Opera and Square Enix. MALTA, October 20th, 2020: Blockchain-based fan voting and rewards app Socios.com today announced plans to build a sports and entertainment neighbourhood in The Sandbox metaverse, a blockchain powered community platform where creators can monetize assets and gaming experiences.
The Sandbox is a virtual world where players can build, own, and monetize their gaming experiences on the Ethereum blockchain using NFTs and $SAND, the platform’s utility token. LANDS are non-fungible token (ERC-721) NFTs that represent unique digital locations in the universe of The Sandbox.
The Sandbox has already secured over 60 partnerships with award-winning game companies such as Square Enix, Atari, top decentralized games such as Crypto Kitties, and major brands such as RollerCoaster Tycoon, Care Bears, and Shaun the Sheep as it builds a fun, creative “play-to-earn” gaming platform offering virtual worlds and game experiences owned and created by players. By allowing players to experience iconic games, characters, and brands in conjunction with player-created content, The Sandbox offers a rich experience joining the global impact and awareness of popular brands with fresh experiences created by players themselves. This unique combination allows the gaming platform to be at once recognizable to players around the world while offering the chance to express unparalleled creativity and imagination.
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A Twitter account set up to track the value of Dogecoin and important news about the coin has resurfaced today after years of inactivity.
"Tweeting for the first time in 6 years to say what the fuck," the account, called DOGE Value/News, tweeted earlier today.
Dogecoin has broken into the mainstream in recent days because of a massive surge in its price. The coin has broken back into the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap, having risen from $0.007 to highs of $0.078 in just a day. That's an increase of 1,000%.The surge was initially triggered by tweets like the ones from the "Dogecoin official" channel who tweeted, "Today We Will See .05¢ All You Gotta Do Is Retweet" and the unofficial WSBChairman Twitter account (in reference to the notorious WallStreetBets subreddit) who ,"Has Doge ever been to a dollar?" This comes as a number of Telegram and Discord channels have focused on pumping the coin.
Elon Musk has diversified his cryptocurrency. Or at least, his crypto-related tweets.
A month and a half after calling bitcoin “brilliant,” the Tesla and SpaceX founder lauded one of the crypto market’s longest-running, and famously whimsical, alternatives.
“Dogecoin might be my fav cryptocurrency. It’s pretty cool,” Musk tweeted Tuesday.
His praise for the meme-inspired asset an April Fool’s Day poll posted the day before by the official Dogecoin account asking who should be the cryptocurrency’s next CEO (an absurd notion on its face, since crypto projects are supposed to be decentralized). Musk won with 54 percent of the vote.
So at 18:26 UTC Tuesday, the official Dogecoin account posted, “Looks like you’re the CEO now @elonmusk, DM us where to email the access codes :-D”
Musk then returned the favor with several tweets mentioning the cryptocurrency including one declaring that “Dogecoin rulz” – with a Doge meme attached.
‘$4.20 billion’
Then Jackson Palmer, the creator of Dogecoin – currently the 25th most valuable cryptocurrency by market capitalization, according to CoinMarketCap – parodied Musk with this tweet:
“Am considering selling http://Dogecoin.com for $4.20B. Funding (not yet) secured.”
That was a reference to an infamous older post from the Tesla CEO that ultimately led to a Securities and Exchange Commission action.
For those who don’t get it: Last summer, Musk tweeted that he had secured funding to sell his electric car company at $420 per share. The statement proved to be untrue, ultimately costing Musk personally his chairmanship of the company and $20 million.
Skeptics who followed Musk’s tendency to troll the internet took note of the price: “420,” a number that’s familiar code to pot users. Hence Palmer’s asking price of “$4.2 billion.”
Palmer, it should be noted, is not involved with this or any cryptocurrency (though he did confirm to CoinDesk that he still owns the website).
But Musk, who also founded the Boring Company, dreamed up the Hyperloop and is a member of the PayPal mafia, seemed proud of his new affiliation.
On Tuesday he changed his Twitter bio to “CEO of Dogecoin” (and later updated it again to say he was the “former CEO.”) The most recent tweet from the dubiously appointed executive as of this writing warns investors:
“Dogecoin value may vary.”
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