After the fame of its prequel spin-off labeled the House of the Dragon, the producers of the outstanding fictional show Game of Thrones are geared up to commence a dedicated NFT exhibition based on the show. HBO has collaborated with Warner Bros.
Furthermore, Discovery (WBD) initiated these digital collectibles. NFT outlet Nifty has also been persuaded to be part of this undertaking.
For now, the authorized launch date for these NFTs has not been divulged, but they are foreseen to be disclosed towards the end of this year.
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As part of this Web3 endeavor, Game of Thrones-inspired characters, thematic movements, and on-site concentration will be expanded to the fans by the producers of George RR Martin’s fantasy epic.
Weapons, collaborators, and wearable gear will also be assigned along with chosen characters to help collectors personalize their domains.
Nifty’s is delighted to be operating alongside Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products to resist pushing the limits of inventiveness and imagination, through a new type of digital collectible that will permit fans of the license to bind in ways they never had before, Jeff Marsilio, CEO, and Co-Founder of Nifty wrote in a Discord post.
We’re thrilled to enhance the ‘Game of Thrones fandom and commission with this extraordinary digital collectible program that’ll immerse fans on a deeper level, enabling them to absorb into the world of Westeros and strengthen the overall fan familiarity, says Hackbarth.
WBD 53B$ Deathly Debt Might Be A Concern
An explanation for Game of Thrones: Build Your Realm has stood set up on Twitter, screenshots of which have started emerging on the micro-blogging site.
Sales of NFTs surpassed $25 billion (roughly Rs. 1,84,700 crore) in 2021 as the speculation crypto assets flared in popularity, data from demand tracker DappRadar showed.
At this point, debt-ridden and loss-stuck WBD could use the extra revenue that GoT NFTs could recoup.
The firm needs cash after suffering a net loss of $3.4 million (roughly Rs. 28 crores) last quarter. Plus, WBD has a debt load of nearly $53 billion (roughly Rs. 4,39,138 crore), a TechCrunch report states.
