The popular altcoin Algorand (ALGO) network continues to be adopted for the development of beneficial initiatives. Australia Zoo, popularly known as the home of crocodile hunters, announced that it is using the Algorand Blockchain to enter the world of digital arts and Web 3.0.
Algarond (ALGO), to be used in Australia
According to the Australia Zoo, it has adopted the Algorand Blockchain to develop Wildlife Warriors’ non-fungiable token (NFT) and limited digital collectibles’ zoo He added that his garden will be used to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The Australia Zoo said in a press release shared today that it has partnered with Meadow Labs, an Australia-based technology startup focused on developing NFT projects.
According to the announcement, the initiative is part of the zoo’s management’s awareness and fundraising efforts to protect all Australian wildlife. The limited NFT collection will be randomly generated, utility-oriented, non-deterministic, and exclusive to buyers who will invest in the project. Specifically, the digital collection will be made available to interested investors worldwide and can be purchased using the fiat ramp through NFT, Moonpay. “We are really excited to partner with Australia Zoo in their first entry to Web3 and on their mission to fight one NFT at a time for the planet’s wildlife and wild places,” said Martin Kelly, co-founder and CEO of Meadow Labs.
Altcoin was also on the agenda with the partnership of FIFA
As we have also reported as Kriptokoin.com, the local token of Algorand (ALGO), after the global football organization FIFA announced that it was partnering with the company responsible for ALGO. percent earned double-digit points. Algorand’s price has increased by nearly 20 percent in the past 24 hours after FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Algorand founder Silvio Micali signed a sponsorship deal in Los Angeles, California.
The sponsorship deal comes at a time when FIFA is on track to generate record revenue for a four-year cycle ahead of the Qatar World Cup in November. FIFA reported earlier this year that it will exceed its revenue target of $6.4 billion for the 2019-2022 cycle, after already raising $6.1 billion by 2021.
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