NFT Gaming Platform Animoca Brands to Build K-Pop Music Metaverse

Updated on Jul 27, 2024 at 3:36 pm UTC by · 3 mins read

Animoca Brands will help Cube Entertainment to build the K-pop Metaverse while featuring images like album arts and artists’ portraits along with digital sound sources such as full-length albums. 

The adoption of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the mainstream entertainment industry continues to grow higher. Recently, the NFT gaming platform Animoca Brands joined hands with Korea’s popular music production company Cube Entertainment. As announced on Monday, November 15, Animoca Brands and Cube will build a “K-pop music metaverse”. The two partners will work together to create multimedia NFTs celebrating some popular actors and other K-pop musicians. Besides, the NFTs will also feature images like album arts and artists’ portraits along with digital sound sources such as full-length albums.

It looks like popular established brands are keen on diving deep into the world of NFTs and metaverse. Animoca Brands chief executive Yat Siu said that he cannot wait to begin working with Cube on the Metaverse project. Animoca referred to this partnership as enabling “true digital property rights and other blockchain benefits”.

Cube entertainment CEO Ahn Woo Hyung further called this collaboration “an important beginning for leading the global digital culture market and advancing the digital content industry”. Cube is also currently managing more than 50 K-pop artists. This includes big names like Pentagon, BtoB, (g)IDLE and LightSum.

Siu is a big fan of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and said that they have disrupted the ownership of digital assets. On the other hand, Animoca has been active in hitting key milestones in the world of NFTs. It has invested in popular NFT platforms like Dapper Labs.

Last year, Animoca secured a global licensing agreement with formula 1 for launching its F1 Delta Time Game. The platform also sold $3 billion worth of virtual land NFTs for its metaverse subsidiary The Sandbox.

Why Are Global Brands Warming Up to NFTs and Metaverse?

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have created a major rage in the market this year. The idea to sell unique assets in the form of digital tokens has gathered major steam this year. NFTs worth millions of dollars have been traded in 2021.

Brands have been quickly embracing this new trend as NFts allow them to sell authentic products protected by the transparency of the blockchain. They help to eliminate duplicate stuff that helps brands to maintain the edge in the market.

Furthermore, NFTs provide a unique way of exchanging assets into the virtual world of Metaverse. As Facebook (Meta) and many other tech giants are going heavily after building the Metaverse and Web 3.0, NFTs will find a unique utility and place of their own.

Share:

Related Articles

NFT Season Back? AI-Related Collection Prints +420% Gains

By August 4th, 2025

PublicAI DataBabies NFT collection achieved a successful sellout of 10,000 tokens and posted over 420% gains in floor price. The collection runs on Near protocol and benefits from cross-chain accessibility through HOT Craft marketplace.

NFT Market Makes a Comeback in July: DappRadar

By July 25th, 2025

The NFT market is witnessing a strong revival, with total market capitalization surging to $6.6 billion in July, reflecting renewed investor and collector interest.

Snoop Dogg Ignites NFT Mania Again, Selling Out in 30 Minutes on Telegram

By July 10th, 2025

American rapper Snoop Dogg sold out 996,000 NFT collectibles built on the TON blockchain within half an hour, generating $12 million in sales.

Exit mobile version