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Interview with NFT Artist Nifty Synth

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Interview with NFT Artist Nifty Synth

Who is this NFT artist Nifty Synth, that has become so popular within the Ravencoin community? Art collectors like to know about about the artists that created the art pieces they collect. The same thing happens with digital art and NFTs. We all want to know things about these gifted individuals. Below are a few questions artist Nifty Sunth answered for cryptoarticles, to help us get to know him and what drives him.

Where are you from and what is your background?

I’m from the UK near London, my working background is in IT & Networking. 

How/when did you discover you were into art?

I’ve always avoided anything more advanced than pixels in the past thinking I wouldn’t be able to make anything good, but it was NFTs that got me into 3D sculpting and I’ve been practicing ever since.

How long have you been doing digital art?

I really only started back in April this year – it’s been a pretty  wild ride since then and I’m hoping I’ve improved a little along the way!

Looking at the first model I ever made in nomad compared to some of the more recent ones is interesting!

Other than 3D, I’ve done some pixel art in the past – and this was something I returned to in order to make some of the more interactive NFTs, like the Synth Pets.

What influences and/or inspires you?

I want to make things that I would want to collect mostly, and a lot of the inspiration comes from nostalgia.

I’m often influenced by films, games, books and other forms of media in what I make.

Without giving away your secret sauce, what can you share about your process for art creation?

For the more interactive stuff I use Javascript/HTML5 to show the content in the browser, this is mainly for gaming type NFT’s. Also use a few common IDE’s.

For 3D interactive models I tend to use Nomad Sculpt and usually some editing in blender to get materials and effects right ready for display.

Historically I’ve used a tool called model-viewer to display 3D content, and it’s a great one to use for general purposes. More advanced NFT’s on RVN have started to use ThreeJS, and that’s a direction I want to go in as well as utilizing other similar tools.

Why do you use RVN for minting your NFTs?

RVN gives the most freedom! A lot of it is down to the more direct IPFS integration than you see with other chains, but there’s really no limit on content types that can be NFT’s on RVN. It’s also quite low cost for minting.

Because of this we’ll see some very advanced smart-NFT’s and chain services on RVN in the months to come.

Are there any NFTs that are near and dear to you and why?

It’s hard to pick but I think you always hold your first few NFTs in a special place, so one of the first ones I got and one that would definitely be a favorite is this one by @mxcclxxd

What’s your take on what gives value to NFTs?

I think that it differs between chains and between collectors, with RVN there’s the initial burn cost first which gives the token a base value upon creation. Whether that’s 5, 100 or 500 RVN.

There’s the relative permanence of an NFT. If you are buying a piece of 1/1 physical art it can be lost, damaged or destroyed by bad luck, and it will deteriorate over time. With an NFT version of that art these problems are eliminated. How many years will the original Mona Lisa painting last at this point…

Also with Collectibles, things like trading cards & action figures can definitely scratch the same itch that grabbing a physical item will – and at times more so. Plus everyone loves a unique profile picture, verifiable on the chain!

Resale has been a thing on other chains for a long time, and it’s starting to come to RVN as well via marketplaces like JustNFTs – so there’s also this factor of possibly being able to profit from resale of an asset in future.

What are some of your goals in this space?

I want to keep exploring new types of NFTs and in future I’ll spend more time on the gaming side of things. Hopefully some online multiplayer stuff on-chain.

I want to try and link up as many of my previous sub-token NFT’s into a metaverse as well.

What would you say to other artists that may be considering minting NFTs, but don’t know how to start?

I’d 100% recommend it, decentralized self-publishing for all!

There’s the agency route or the solo route. If you want to avoid the 500 RVN minting fee for your brand or project – you can check out the non-profit RVNFT.ART who will assist you in minting and getting your creations on chain.

If you want to go at it alone you’ll need 505+ RVN to get started, think about what your main token name should be, and what it’ll be used for, will you be giving those tokens out, should it be divisible, and does it need an IPFS content link.

You can grab raven core wallet to mint, for the quick route you can use MangoFarms – their website has everything you need to get started minting as well as a handy asset wallet.

NFT Artist Nifty Synth’s followers

In preparing for this interview with NFT artist Nifty Synth, I approached a few of the NFT collectors that follow his work closely. Obviously, they all had great things to say about Synth. The tweet below from @Ontheblok_io tells the story.

Well, I hope you’ve enjoyed learning from one of your favorite NFT creators – NFT Artist Nifty Synth. You can support Synth and other NFT artists at JustNFTs.IO. And please consider sharing this article.

NFTs Are a Stepping Stone to Asset Tokenization

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NFTs Are a Stepping Stone to Asset Tokenization

Few understand that NFTs are a stepping stone to asset tokenization. NFT artists and collectors are having a lot of fun in this space. So much so, that I wanted to give all of this a try. And what better way than to create my own art, mint it, and sell it. Below I share about what this was like.

But the thing that I am really interested in is asset tokenization. If you are curious about how NFTs can be a stepping stone to asset tokenization, then I think you are rally going to enjoy this article.

My First Experience Selling NFTs

In the article titled “Rock NFTs Are Crazy – Get a Gold Nugget NFT Instead” I wrote about how I ended up creating a gold nugget NFT. And I mentioned that I intended to sell it.

I wasn’t sure if people would be interested in this NFT at all, but Khalid from JustNFTs was there to guide me through the entire process. He assured me that the Ravencoin community would be very supportive. He was right!

Khalid and I had several interactions throughout the entire process. Although I created only one gold nugget image, we listed 25NFTs for sale by virtue of changing the background, which the JustNFTs team handled entirely. JustNFTs took care of creating the digital assets on the blockchain.

24 gold nugget NFTs sold under the ‘Buy Now’ format, in less than 2 days. Not bad at all! The 25th gold nugget NFT was listed as an auction item. This NFT sold for 525 RVN.

The revenue from each transaction was transferred seamlessly to my Stibits wallet. At a trading price of $0.15/RVN total revenue from all 25 NFTs was $400. Not bad for my first NFT.

In addition, I feel a lot more connected to the Ravencoin community, which rallied in a big way to support what we were doing. So much so, that they actually made me feel like an artist. My connection to the community is much more valuable than the earned profit.

Introducing the Raven Nugget NFT

Before getting into asset tokenization, I need to share about the next batch of Gold Nugget NFTs, because as you will see soon the two subjects are connected.

My idea for the second gold nugget NFT involved creating a digital image from an existing gold nugget. This time I wanted to evolve a little from the cartoonlike gold nugget image to something a little more realistic.

First, I did a google search for images of gold nuggets. It didn’t take long to find the image of an amazing gold nugget that I felt I could recreate digitally. This is UK’s largest discovered gold nugget.

Reunion nugget
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One of the things I liked about this gold nugget was the hole in the center. When I was trying to create the NFT I used 3D drafting software to generate a shadow representative of the nugget’s shape. Unfortunately, this is where it quickly became evident my skillset wasn’t sufficient to do this beautiful nugget justice. This nugget was simply to complex for me.

What I needed was a simpler gold nugget, something rounder and smoother And that’s when I found my next subject. I knew this was it, the moment I saw it. Can you see why?

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If you look closely on the left you may see a familiar shape. I call this the Raven nugget for that reason. The raven in the ravencoin logo faces in the opposite direction.

The actual creation process involved inverting the image with Paint. Then I used the spray tool to cover the entire image with my own chosen colors. This is why the NFT has a much smoother look than the original nugget image.

Next, I imported this touched up image into Sketchup (3D modeling software) to add the nugget’s shadow. This require me exploding the image. This also required retracing the edge of the image to create the profile line.

This time I decided to add my own backgrounds for the 25 NFTs. I used Canva and played with different backgrounds. In some instances, the backgrounds didn’t look good with the nugget’s shade. I ended up creating some NFTs without shade and some with shade. Below is the final product, but with out the background.

Raven Nugget NFT – by JC Keen

Wouldn’t it be great to own the Raven Nugget NFT and also own the Raven Nugget? Keep reading…

NFTs as a Means to Asset Tokenization

Next, let’s talk about the exciting space of asset tokenization. The image of the raven nugget came from goldnuggetsales.com, an online seller of gold nuggets. They have some beautiful nuggets and they are beautifully displayed. Each picture is really a work of art.

Can you see how each one of these images can be an NFT and how each NFT can represent ownership on the corresponding gold nugget? That’s asset tokenization. The nugget is the asset and the NFT is the token.

So, I thought wouldn’t it be fun to buy the raven nugget, tokenize it, and then auction it at JustNFTs, along with the Raven Nugget NFT?

Just before getting started on this article, I purchased the Raven nugget. Stay tuned for more on when this nugget will be offered at auction.

Let’s get back to the nugget vendor. Can you see how this nugget vendor could leverage the use of NFTs for marketing, tracking ownership, etc? In fact, vendors of unique assets could very well use asset tokenization for this purpose.

Joint Venture Buys Bering Sea Clinker Gold Nugget To Produce NFT

Assia Properties Inc (ASPZ), in joint venture with MS Token, intends to produce an NFT based on a gold nugget called the Bering Sea Clinker. And it plans to auction the NFT along with the nugget.

By the way, MS Token, is the same company that owns the Millennium Sapphire. This is the world class jewel that was tokenized using the Ravencoin blockchain.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are going to beat this joint venture to the punch with the raven nugget and its NFT.

The Fowl Punks NFT Series – Exclusively On Ravencoin

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The Fowl Punks NFT Series – Exclusively On Ravencoin

What is Fowl Punks?

Fowl Punks are non-generative NFTs, unlike similar NFT projects on other blockchains.  That means each NFT is hand made, not randomly created. This allows for a lot more fun and personalization! 

Also unique to Ravencoin is the ability for NFTs to carry unique names rather than randomly assigned letters and numbers. Couple that with the feature of Ravencoin assets being able to have an Interplanetary File System (IPFS) hash tied to the token, and you have a fully featured NFT that is truly unique and truly yours!

It’s time to put the FUN in Non-fungible Tokens! Fowl Punks is an NFT series exclusively on the Ravencoin Network.

Meet the Fowl Punks Series 1: “Ravencoin All-Stars”?

The first series, “Ravencoin All-Stars” consists of 21 unique 24 x 24 pixel Fowl Punks based on members of the Ravencoin “Kawmunity.”

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You can find these birds up for auction here: JustNFTs.IO The auction ends Tuesday September 7th at 12 PM EST.

Fowl Punk #001 is Tron Blackbird

The first Fowl Punk needs no introduction. He’s the Father of Ravencoin, an entrepreneur with tons of seed money. When he’s not dodging deadly disks in dev meetings, he’s promoting $RVN as the key to a freebird way of life.

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Say hello to Fowl Punk #002, Bruce Pheasanton

The birdbrains behind the operation of Ravencoin is all about that tokenization. He’s the CEO of BirdDog Capital and a registered cypherpunk storkbroker.

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Here’s Fowl Punk #003, 3 Eyed RVNFT_Art

Our next Fowl Punk has a real eye for art. In fact he has 3 of them! He’s the OG for Ravencoin NFTs

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Fowl Punk #004 is of course, Leon Tweeter

When he’s not talking about Ravencoin, he’s tweeting about talking about Ravencoin. And when he’s not tweeting about taking about Ravencoin, he’s thinking about tweeting about talking about Ravencoin.

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Fowl Punk #005 is Blockchain Tiger Shrike

Fowl Punk Five has been flying all over the world promoting Ravencoin, and boy are his wings tired! No one has done more for the promotion of Bitcoin 3.0 than him. You guessed it.

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Yes, Fowl Punk #006 is Aaron Burr Day

Next we have a rare bird that can only be found in the state of New Hampshire. He flew the coop from a life of politics in favor of the building on the flockchain. He also may or may not have killed Alexander Hamerkop.

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Meet Fowl Punk #007, Bluejayroz

It’s always good to be in the nodes. And no birdie knows nodes like this birdie knows nodes.

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Check out Fowl Punk #008 Mango Finch

This industrious little bird just keeps building on Ravencoin. He’s done more for assets than a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon.

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Give it up for Fowl Punk #009, Reckless Bluejay

This dope flyer once spit bars about Ravencoin. Now he stacks them.

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He’s trying to steer Ravencoin into the future. You should really check out his roadmap… err I mean sea charts.

Salute Fowl Punk #010, Captain Hans

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Fowl Punk #011 is none other than Cardinal Path

For this Fowl Punk the direction of Ravencoin isn’t north, south, east or west, it’s UP!

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Don’t blink or you’ll miss Fowl Punk #012 Keen Eagle Eye

He’s got one eye on your financial future and the other… ok well he’s got one eye on your financial future.

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Fowl Punk #013 KinkyJGo

Wow… well I don’t know what to say about this super kawtastic freak. Hide yo chicks, hide yo wives from…

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Fowl Punk #014 is GreenKral

For this Fowl Punk the success of Ravencoin is well, elementary! (As long as he continues to develop at break-turkeyneck speed.

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Here’s Fowl Punk #015 Bill Boat Shoes

You can find this Fowl Punk sitting by the dock of the bay, but he’s not wasting time. He’s helping build the future of Ravencoin.

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Say hi to Fowl Punk #016 Hyperpeep

Our next Fowl Punk is really excited about Ravencoin. Like super excited! And he can’t stop pumping it up.

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You should hire Fowl Punk #017 Jenko Flamingo

If you’re looking for a nest to call home. This Fowl Punk is here to help. She’s also willing to tokenize that nest for you on the Ravencoin Flockchain.

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Fowl Punk #018 is Grimy Raven Rick

The year is 2022. This bird is fighting for survival in a world of dead cryptos walking. It’s a dirty job but somebody’s gotta promote Ravencoin.

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Fowl Punk #019 is BulBulish Kent

If your bullish on Ravencoin you’re gonna need a wallet! This Fowl Punk has got you covered.

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Fowl Punk #020 BitBird

You just know when 2.0 happens, this Fowl Punk’s hashrate is all going to Ravencoin! Here’s

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Here is Fowl Punk #021 Son Of A Chick

The final Series 1 Fowl Punk scours the land for GPUs to point at Ravencoin. His price prediction for RVN is not too shabby either!

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This article was submitted by @FowlPunks. That bird is one creative and witty fowl. Just check out this tweet:

For more about NFTs check out “The Future of NFTs” and “Rock NFTs are Crazy – Get a Gold Nugget NFT Instead“

Rock NFTs Are Crazy – Get a Gold Nugget NFT Instead

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Rock NFTs Are Crazy – Get a Gold Nugget NFT Instead

A gold nugget NFT should be more valuable than a rock NFT, right? Think about that sentence for a second. Imagine you traveled back in time and asked this question to someone living in 2015. Indeed, the world is changing fast.

Now imagine following that question up with oh, and by the way, someone just paid $1.7 Million for a cartoon picture of a rock!

NFT Fever

Has the entire world gone mad? I thought the NFT fever hit a high when SNL aired the “What the hell’s an NFT” skit. Which by the way, is definitely worth watching if you haven’t already.

Well, it looks like the NFT fever is still climbing. I just watched a video by @crypto_bitlord7, where he talks about someone suggesting to him an NFT of a pair of scissors. It is a $40,000 NFT, but for some reason he thinks he needs this pair of scissors. He doesn’t understand why, but he feels he has to have this pair of scissors. And then someone else suggests some other NFT and the process repeats. At the end he says he needs to talk to someone (presumably a shrink) because it is all getting out of control.

He is not the only one that needs to talk to someone. Can we go back to the “art collector” that paid $1.7 Million for a digital picture of a rock? And let’s consider that Visa recently announced that it bought a CryptoPunk for $150,000. In addition, there are a number of Fortune 500 companies now beginning to consider the marketing implications of jumping on the NFT craze.

Can you begin to see what is going on here? There’s something behind NFTs, marketing, and more that we don’t quite understand. Yet, some people seem to have an understanding of what’s going on and many are definitely profiting from it.

What Gives NFTs Value?

The NFT market is certainly interesting and rapidly evolving. The tweets below from @Jonahschulman_ touch on some of the value elements of this fascinating space. “I’m interested more in where the value comes from. It’s truly amazing to see people pay millions of dollars for jpegs. It tells me that brands and social consensus is the strongest value add something can have. Fundamentals are more irrelevant”

Well said Jonah! When it comes to NFT value, fundamentals seem irrelevant. Value comes from something else, like branding, social consensus, bragging rights, etc.

Now let’s consider the tweet from @RealNatashaChe, where she is proposing to create an NFT of a real diamond and then destroy the original diamond. If I understand her correctly, she believes the NFT will retain its original value, even after the diamond is destroyed.

This is crazy, but she is onto something. Consider again that value comes from things like branding, social consensus, bragging rights, etc. If you follow this Twitter thread, you’ll notice she has created a story and her story is grabbing people’s attention, including mine. User @alphacheatcodes twitted the following response:

It’s a great experiment, but… Value is driven by @RealNatashaChe and the novelty of the experiment rather than the diamond, destroyed or not. But curious to see how much this will moon

My prediction is that the NFT she creates will be more valuable than the diamond she destroyed.

The Gold Nugget NFT

This is NFT stuff is a huge paradigm shift for me. After all, I am more of a hard asset type of guy. In fact, for the longest time, I’ve been more of a gold bug than anything else. My transition to crypto has been rather slow. I do own a nice bag of Ravencoin, a miniscule amount of IOTA, and I am the proud owner of an NFT that was gifted to me.

Given my gold bug nature I asked myself, if a picture of a rock can sell for $1.7 Million, how much can a picture of a gold nugget sell for?

So, I decided to create a gold nugget NFT. Creating this NFT wasn’t as easy as I thought. I found myself playing with a 3D software and later exporting the image to be further modified in various picture editing programs and finally painstakingly touching up the image to try to make it somewhat representative of a gold nugget, while at the same time trying to maintain a cartoonish look.

See, many of the popular NFTs are not necessarily smooth high resolution images. Rather, some of these popular NFTs remind me of images from the early video games like Atari.

After several revisions I got to where my skill level could get me. And I have to say, I really like my gold nugget NFT. The process of creating this image made me appreciate the artistic side of NFTs, which I had previously disregarded.

Interestingly, as much as I like my gold nugget NFT, creating it and keeping it to myself doesn’t really create any value. As we discussed above, value comes from things like branding, social consensus, bragging rights, etc.

So, for this gold nugget NFT to gain any value whatsoever, what I need to do is to part with it. And for this reason, my next step is to try to sell this gold nugget NFT at JustNFTs.IO. This is one of the few marketplaces that fully support the Ravencoin blockchain and its community.

In conversations with Khalid, from JustNFTs, we talked about how blog posts can also be minted as an NFT. And in fact, that’s how the idea of this blog post originated. Yes, in the very near future you’ll be able to own the NFT that represents this very blog post. That’s something else!

Is is starting to make sense now? The gold nugget NFT will have the story of its creation documented in a blog post. And the blog post itself will be an NFT. Is this a way to create branding, social consensus, or possibly bragging rights? If so, then perhaps the NFTs that come from this exercise will have more value than a cartoonish picture of a rock that has no story behind it.

NFTs Are A Stepping Stone to Asset Tokenization

But, NFTs are about a lot more than just images and blog posts. I’ve been saying for a while that NFTs are really a stepping stone to asset tokenization.

Anything that has value can be tokenized. In other words, anything that has value can be represented by an NFT.

And, if you think about NFTs from this perspective, then now we are talking about a humongous market. Consider that tokens (or NFTs) can be used to represent collectible items, automobiles, stocks, real estate, intellectual property, etc.

Indeed, what we are seeing today with NFTs is the beginning of something huge. Which by the way, is the reason why I am so bullish about Ravencoin. Ravencoin is one of the few blockchains that will benefit from this market. And let’s not forget that this huge market is still in its infancy, as most people haven’t even begun to realize that NFTs (or tokens) will impact every single industry.

Moving Forward With NFTs and Asset Tokenization

If you want to capitalize on asset tokenization, I encourage you to research Ravencoin, tZero, and to follow the content produced by the Security Token Show. Also check out the article titled, The Promising Future of NFTs. We are so early in the NFT and asset tokenization space that anything could happen, but chances are that what is going to happen will be very big!

New VR Live Auctions | NFT’s Sell In A Virtual World!

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New VR Live Auctions | NFT’s Sell In A Virtual World!

Interest in NFTs is soaring to the point that NFT art is now displayed and sold at VR live auctions.  Social distancing, resulting from COVID restrictions, has led to accelerated adoption of video conferencing and virtual meetings.      

The increased interest in NFT art, combined with the use of virtual reality platforms, has led to NFT art selling at VR live auctions.  One such example are the virtual auctions taking place on the virtual Ravencoin Campus. 

What Is A VR Live Auction? 

A virtual reality live auction is an online event where users can participate in a live auction taking place in a virtual reality world.  Within a virtual world, such as the Ravencoin Campus, users’ avatars gather at predetermined times and locations to participate in organized events, such as live auctions. 

How Do VR Live Auctions Work?

VR live auctions are conducted by an auctioneer, similar to traditional auctions.  However, in VR live auctions, the auctioneer is represented by an auctioneer avatar. 

In this virtual world, users can preview NFT art, which is displayed in one of the virtual auditoriums.  Then bidders have the opportunity to place their bids live, on a chat board, where all other participants and the auctioneer can see their bids.  As in a traditional auction, the auctioneer prompts and engages the audience to try to obtain the highest bid. 

Once the highest bid has been called, the bidder’s avatar and an auctioneer agent’s avatar walk to a virtual private room to finalize the transaction.  The transaction takes place with the transfer of the NFT and cryptocurrency via blockchain technology.

Auction Video – Skip to 9:00

Braveland RVN Auction

How do I Join a VR Live Auction?

Joining the VR live auctions requires downloading the virtual reality world and software from Braveland.io. The download takes more than a few minutes.

To participate as a seller, it may be best to contact the Ravencoin Foundation directly.

UPDATE: See tweet below from @Humble_Miner

Why the Ravencoin Campus?

Ravencoin is a cryptocurrency designed specifically for the purpose of tokenizing assets.  This includes the use of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) for tokenizing artwork.  The Ravencoin blockchain has immense support from a very active community of cryptocurrency enthusiasts and investors that see much potential in Ravencoin. 

Blockchaintiger, one of Ravencoin’s supporters, donated a virtual space to the Ravencoin foundation to encourage remote collaboration between developers, investors, users, etc.  See interview with Blockchaintiger below. This virtual space was originally named Braveland.  It has been recently renamed the Ravencoin Campus.

The Ravencoin Campus is a virtual island that features multiple virtual spaces, including meeting rooms, a soccer field, a beach, etc.  In this virtual world, users can hop on a speed boat and cruise around the island, they can network and meet likeminded individuals, or attend one of the many meetings.

This virtual world was created using Virbela, a virtual online platform.  Virbela claims to be the first virtual world platform built specifically to solve the challenges of remote collaboration.  This technology allows users to meet, host events, hold classes, and service entire remote workforces all in an immersive 3D world.

How Did VR Live Auctions for NFTs Start?

Khalid Saleh, another Ravencoin supporter, saw the vision for an NFT gallery the first time he visited the Ravencoin Campus.  Khalid, CEO of Zaytech Corp and Co-Founder of Stibits, was already working on a platform to offer NFTs through Stibits, a blockchain based wallet.

It didn’t take long for Khalid, Blockchaintiger, and members of the Ravencoin Foundation to get together and create VR live auctions. 

What’s next?

With an ever expanding NFT market and growing use of virtual spaces for collaboration, no one can tell what the future holds.  One thing is for sure, participating in a virtual reality live auction is something worth experiencing.

For Ravencoin supporters NFTs are one way to get the word out about asset tokenization.  It isn’t hard to imagine other forms of assets being auctioned in a virtual environment.  Think of anything of value, either physical or digital, if it is an asset it can be tokenized, and it certainly can be auctioned and/or traded in a virtual world. 

Imagine holding an auction to buy or sell a house?  What could be easier than doing so through a VR live auction and doing the entire transaction with a transfer of the token representing the home and cryptocurrency?  The same could apply to cars, boats, land, commercial real estate, etc.  NFTs are the beginning of something big. 

Interview with Blockchaintiger

Was it your idea to create the Campus?

Yes

What Platform Did You Use and Why?

I found Virbela of the Silicon Valley in 2020.  It is the subsidiary of EXP (Nasdaq-listed company) and provides a virtual place service.

I found out 30,000 EXP agents were working in the EXP virtual place, which Virbela made. They have worked like that since 2008.

I saw EXP had been growing up very strongly after the Coronavirus happened.  That was a “Crisis is Opportunity” thing to me.  Now, 50,000 agents are working in the virtual place of EXP.

When I found it in 2020, I instantly imagined the next one: A virtual place for Ravencoin.  All Ravenites get together to have RVN meetups and co-working in the place.

This idea made me so excited.

What Is the Correct Name to Use Braveland or Ravencoin Campus?

The correct name is the Ravencoin Campus, though it started as Braveland.

I like the word “Brave” because I think the crypto revolution needs “Brave Heart.”  So, that’s why I used “Brave Land” for launching.

After launching, I instantly contributed Braveland to the Ravencoin Foundation, because I believed it is a public place for all Ravenites. I planned it before launching.

Are Volunteers Managing It?

Yes! Some Ravenites asked me to use the Ravencoin campus. I am not an official administrator at all. There are three official administrators who Tron appointed from the Ravencoin Discord. They are long-term Raven supporters.  I appreciate their contribution.

We all are working in such a way for building the Ravencoin blocks!  They will manage the Ravencoin Campus.

There will be an announcement about it from the Ravencoin Foundation.

What Was your Vision When Starting It?

The vision was to give back “freedom and passion of meeting, networking and building” to Ravenites.  We need each other to build the Ravencoin blockchain.  And I want to say to you. “You are not alone.” We are here together to talk, help, and build together.

What Are Some Big Potential Uses Not Yet explored?

It is all up to Ravenites.  I think that decentralization and freedom is the key of success.  I am sure they will find something unique, which I can’t imagine.  I trust the power of the Ravencoin decentralized community.

I will always support Ravencoin as a ravenite because Ravencoin is the very blockchain that we have tried to find for a long time.

Anything Else You’d Like to Share?

Special thanks to Bruce Fenton, Tron Black, and NEOs have always supported the Ravencoin blockchain.  I respect them so much!  I call some Ravenites NEOs, who invisibly support Ravencoin.

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