It started with Stranger Things and Love, Death and Robots, and now, Pup Academy It has become the latest Netflix show to delve into NFTs. This new NFT initiative is being teamed up by AirBud Entertainment and ZigaZoo and will be launched on ZigaZoo’s own platform, a kids-focused social media site.
NFTs for kids?
According to the official announcement, ‘Flow Blockchain’ based assets, called ‘Fan Passes’ will be the first Zigzag And it focuses on teaching kids about technology and blockchain. Using fun characters you know, this aims to be an NFT project. Fun as well as Educational.
The site allows users to create their own content, such as songs or videos, using existing charters. While there are forums all over the internet to learn about tech and blockchain, this one is specifically geared towards the needs of children.
As Robert Vince, CEO of Air Bad Entertainment explained, this initiative was created to serve both children and parents, ensuring that both have a safe place to learn.
“Parents are looking for Air Bud entertainment releases to give them a chance to watch with their kids. The ZigZoo platform allows us a new way to expand our brand mission of connecting families to celebrate the global themes of friendship and teamwork.,” he said.
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Tokoni Uti has written extensively on blockchain and cryptocurrency over the years. Her work has been featured on sites such as BTCmanager and Blockchain Reporter. She has a degree in Corporate Communications.