UREEQA is excited to partner with Tatuaje Cigars to validate their first NFT collection-Anarchy, dropping later this month. With exciting utilities including the right to buy exclusive cigars, and one of a kind art with a high end cutter and humidor, this NFT drop is one for both cigar shops and enthusiasts.
From the founders of i-Create LLC, we are excited to announce the launch of the NFT project Joe Ravioli. This innovative and unique NFT collection tells a creative and fun story for buyers of any age. With the entire collection being validated by UREEQA, buyers will receive a cool piece of digital art, commercial rights, monetization opportunities and IRL (in real life) merchandising opportunities and more, all while also supporting a philanthropic cause to fight hunger in America.
On December 7th, in a webinar hosted by the World Intellectual Property Organization, UREEQA will be presenting the platform and the solutions it brings for intellectual property protection and innovation copyright infrastructure.
Devout UREEQAns might know that last spring, the world’s first UREEQA-validated NFT (complete with the first Package of Proof on the planet) generated roughly 25 ETH which at the time equated to $100,000 USD. The renowned creator behind that project was Brian Kirhagis, AKA “BK The Artist.” Now, we’re teaming up again with BK for another special release -- this time in memory of late NBA legend Black Mamba.
You won’t find many start-up tech platforms that take direct routes from launch to the summit, and we’re no exception. There’s a lot of trial and error involved in the process of developing and branding technology as unique as ours, and we’ve learned a lot from the zigs and the zags along the way.
Slowly — far too slowly, if you ask us! — the digital space is beginning to grasp just how much damage fraudsters have inflicted on the NFT realm. The problem is most marketplaces and platforms have focused so much on accommodating skyrocketing NFT demand that they’re far behind when it comes to policing piracy, fraud and theft in those spaces.