Lamborghini и Animoca Brands представили цифровые суперкары

investing.ruPublicado a 2024-10-03Actualizado a 2024-10-03

Happycoin.club - Производитель люксовых автомобилей Lamborghini и игровая платформа Animoca Brands представили цифровые суперкары на основе блокчейна.

Компания Lamborghini анонсировала web3-платформу Fast ForWorld, которая даст возможность использовать автомобили бренда в блокчейн-играх. В объявлении Animoca Brands сказано, что проект сделает возможным «первое появление суперкаров Lamborghini на блокчейне».

Цифровой Lamborghini

Web3-платформой Fast ForWorld будет управлять Motorverse, дочерняя компания Animoca Brands. Благодаря этому геймеры смогут покупать, продавать и водить автомобили бренда Lamborghin в играх от Motorverse, например, Torque Drift 2, REVV Racing и Motorverse Hub.

Новое партнёрское соглашение позволит нам создать действительно взаимосвязанный игровой web3-стандарт как для поклонников автогонок, так и для геймеров. Суперкары Lamborghini станут доступны для наших пользователей, и с ними можно будет взаимодействовать в разных играх, — рассказал соучредитель Animoca Brands Ят Сиу.

Первая версия Fast ForWorld появится 7 ноября 2024 года. На платформе пользователям будет доступен 3D-кошелёк для хранения цифровых активов.

Известные бренды всё чаще используют блокчейн для привлечения новых клиентов. Так, недавно производитель спортивной одежды Puma (ETR:PUMG) стал спонсором web3-футбольной игры UNKJD. Теперь виртуальные спортсмены будут носить экипировку с логотипом Puma.

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