LGU+, one of South Korea’s biggest telecoms firms, will issue a new batch of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) next month – as it looks to move further into the crypto and blockchain sectors.
Per Money Today and Chosun Ilbo, the firm – part of the LG business empire – will issue a new collection featuring its Moono octopus-like animated character. Its first collection, issued in May, sold out in just 2 seconds when it was released on the OpenSea platform, via the Kakao-founded Klaytn blockchain.
The first collection featured Moono characters shown enjoying each day of the week, and saw 200 tokens distributed. The second collection will be much larger, with 1,000 tokens issued. These will feature Moono office workers and their “changing emotions” over the “course of the working week,” the company stated.
The firm added that all the klay (KLAY) tokens it received from the sale would be donated to charity. The firm will retain 100 of the new NFTs for “marketing purposes,” and would sell the...
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