PRESS RELEASE. NAFSTARS, a Polygon-based play-to-earn [P2E] platform that allows users to collect artist branded cards from all around the globe and from every music genre, has announced a successful fund raise of $1.7 million in seed, token pre-sale, and NFTs. This announcement comes right after the Non-fungible Conference [NFC] in Lisbon, Portugal.
Leveraging cutting-edge technology, NAFSTARS collects artists’ metrics such as streams, views, social media followers, and career milestones [gold, and platinum certifications] and translates them into scores. Hence allowing these cards to represent an artist’s real-life performance score.
Additionally, NAFSTARS will allow users to participate in numerous battles and earn rewards.
NAFSTARS receives support from French hits radio, NRJ, and TRACE—Africa’s number one music TV network. Its artist directory counts over 7 billion YouTube views and 30 million followers from three continents.
NAFSTARS Allows Artists to Gain from Their Online Popularity
NAFSTARS is a solution that allows artists from across the world to capitalize on their online fame and, in turn, channels these real-life metrics or data into unique digital NFTs that become part of a branded card P2E game.
NFC Lisbon has played a significant role in the growth of this French start-up. The Polygon-based P2E gaming platform has officially integrated Polygon Studios and has entered agreements with several launchpads for its upcoming initial DEX offering [IDO]. And recently, NAFSTARS has signed a handful of internationally acclaimed Brazilian and Portuguese artists.
At the NFC, NAFSTARS announced new signings. First on the list is Portuguese-based international sensation CALEMA, who is on the verge of kicking off his stadium tour in Africa. BLAYA, whose hit song was covered by Grammy Award-winning singer Madonna in her 2019 album, and Portugal’s number one singer, SOYARA RAMOS, are two of the other signings announced by the French P2E gaming platform.
The $NSTARS Token
Like most crypto and NFT projects, NAFSTARS has launched a native currency, $NSTARS. As the native in-game token on the gaming platform, $NSTARS will serve as a utility token for users. First, users can mint unique cards on NAFSTARS using $NSTARS. Secondly, users will earn $NSTARS when they participate in leaderboards, and finally, they can earn this token by taking part in the project’s liquidity pool.
$NSTARS pre-sale is closed and NAFSTARS will kick off an IDO through a few renowned launchpads soon.
While the global music industry is still in recovery mode, the emergence of streaming has aided the proliferation of this billion-dollar industry, opening doors for Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asian markets. NAFSTARS bridges the music industry with the budding concept of NFTs.
About NAFSTARS
NAFSTARS is a Polygon-based play-to-earn and NFT platform that allows users to collect branded artist cards. By leveraging technology, NAFSTARS offers users rewards for playing games and enables artists to gain immensely from their online popularity. The introduction of its native token $NSTARS, along with their fast growing artist and investor community proves that this project is here to stay.
Take a look at their light paper: https://manager.nafstars.com/nafstars_lightpaper_en.pdf.
Media Contact
Company Name: NAFSTARS
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Contact Person Title: Romain Delnaud
Company Website: manager.nafstars.com
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