Cryptopunk goes mainstream with Hollywood, but Loot could be the next Bandersnatch
The latest update in the NFT market saw the mainstream CryptoPunks compete with the newly launched Loot. While top NFT, CryptoPunks signed a deal with Hollywood‘s leading United Talent Agency (UTA), to represent its NFT project created by Larva Labs. Followed by the CryptoPunks’ mainstream choice, the newly launched co-creation token, Loot experienced skyrocketing popularity in a weeks span. Loot eliminates the need for IP authorization Dom Hofmann, the co-founder of Vine and NFT project Blitmap, initiated the NFT project Loop to allow users to create on top of the original token without the concern of Intellectual Property authorization. Loot provides an NFT base with randomized text and a set of random adventure gear. These do not have any images and data, so they can be autonomously interpreted by every individual differently. Loot NFTs also facilitate free casting, but the gas fee is still charged. “A lot of people have been wanting some sort of game that takes place in a fantasy realm, or a science-fiction realm…They want it to be compatible with other realms. They want to be able to build on top of that. They want to know that the items that they have will always be with them. [I was]