Entering Metabus Real Estate Market with Architectural Drawing NFT

IDEND announced on the 18th that it will enter the fields of NFT (non-replaceable token) and Metabus (the three-dimensional virtual world mixed with reality), which are emerging as the hottest services in the economy as a whole.

Accordingly, IDND makes various industrial drawings such as 3D printing, 2D·3D, AR·VR, fashion design, and education into NFT. Analysts say that convenience and ease are expected to improve in terms of copyright protection, transactions, and management by applying NFT technology to industrial drawing areas where intellectual property (IP) infringement is frequent.

Since the virtual asset token millimeter (MM) of the millimeter project operated by IDEND is listed on the global virtual asset exchanges Bithumb, Gate IO, and MEXC, the intangible value of industrial design drawings is transformed into NFT, enabling businesses to buy and sell like stocks.

NFT, which has recently attracted more attention in the art field, is one of the blockchain technologies, and is a digital asset that has given high values such as ownership and transaction history. It refers to a service that guarantees original proof and trades ownership by giving originality to pictures, videos, and music that existed as digital files.

IDND will also join hands with DYD, a KOSDAQ-listed company, to enter the NFT-based virtual real estate market. The plan is to make 3D architectural drawings into NFTs and use them on metabus platforms.

In particular, it plans to design and sell theme parks on Metabus real estate platforms with NFT, architectural drawings protected by intellectual property rights. In addition, the concert hall, virtual house design, and interior NFT props will be introduced. 메타버스 관련주 총정리

CEO Shin Shin-chul said, “We plan to provide real estate NFT services ranging from general interior to professional construction drawings to Metabus platform users. We will stand as a global intellectual property sharing blockchain platform that creates new markets and paradigms in the ecosystem.”