[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Hyowon] ANGOLA, CandyPlus, and Lambda announced on the 27th that they are entering the world's first T2E (Take to Earn) non-fungible token (NFT) market.
ANGOLA, with the motto of 'NFTs in everyday life,' has planned a structure where users who contribute to activating the ANGOLA ecosystem by issuing NFTs with just two touches on photos taken with 'CandyPlus' or photos saved in the gallery can receive rewards. They are providing the world's first 'T2E' NFT beta service through 'CandyPlus.'
'CandyPlus' is the new name for 'Candy Camera,' which was launched in November 2013. 'CandyPlus' has gained popularity in global markets such as Korea, Brazil, Turkey, India, and Pakistan, recording over 280 million downloads. It is a purely domestic technology camera app that rapidly grew globally by offering real-time filters that require no post-editing, various stickers, and collage functions in the early mobile camera app market.
According to ANGOLA, users can easily create photo NFTs by taking pictures with CandyPlus's NFT camera. Additionally, users can earn rewards by completing T2E missions.
Furthermore, users can participate in the Photo NFT Challenge service on 'CandyPlus' using NFTs they own in their collection or NFTs they have created to earn rewards. The ANGOLA ecosystem prioritizes guaranteeing creators' ownership and revenue.
On the previous day, Park Jaehyun, CEO of Lambda256, introduced 'The Balance,' Luciverse's new mainnet tailored for the Web 3.0 era. CEO Park stated that through 'The Balance,' they plan to provide technical support, education, business modeling, multi-chain support, and wallet services that allow existing services to be easily transitioned to Web 3.0 without understanding blockchain.
ANGOLA stated that it will lead the Web 3.0 era through Lambda256's new mainnet 'The Balance' and develop in a direction that solves existing creators' reward issues. They also mentioned that as the mainnet becomes active, it will grow in line with 'The Balance' by transferring, trading, and creating assets from various public chains such as Ethereum, Klaytn, and Solana to other chains.
Meanwhile, Lambda256 is a blockchain technology company under Dunamu and raised investment funds amounting to 105.4 billion KRW last year.
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