- What The NFT?
- Posts
- New DC Comics NFT Project
New DC Comics NFT Project
🤯 New DC Comics NFT Project ✊
What The Heck Is Going On?
DC Comics + NFTs ✊
Apple Will Take 30% on NFT Sales 🍎
What The Meme?
DC Comics + NFTs
Introducing DC Collectible Comics, the first digital DC comics you can buy, collect, or sell! Weekly drops with randomly inserted chase variants, starting 10/27 with Superman #1.
Mint run is limited; register now so you don't miss out! bit.ly/3N4TJ3p
— DC (@DCComics)
1:10 PM • Oct 25, 2022
DC Collectible Comics announced their next step into the world of NFT comics.
"BURBANK, CA. (Oct. 25, 2022) - Today, DC announced the next step in its digital expansion, DC Collectible Comics (DC3). The weekly drops, which can be bought and sold (subject to terms and conditions) on the fan marketplace at nft.dcuniverse.com, will feature rare variant covers and grading that physical comic book collectors have enjoyed over the years. Superman #1 will be the first DC Collectible Comic sold on the blockchain on October 27 for $9.99." - dc.com
Each DC Collectible Comic will have one of five levels of rarity: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic or Legendary. Collectibles from the Legacy Comics collection feature rarity levels correlating to the digital wear that will appear on the comic book. A Common graded book may look faded and aged while the Legendary comic features a more pristine look to it. Modern Comics that are available as part of DC Collectible Comics will feature different variant covers for each level of rarity.
The first original DC Collectible Comic is Batman: The Legacy Cowl- Chapter 1, an exclusive comic developed by DC and the votes of Bat Cowl Collection holders.
A DC Collectible Comic is an NFT minted on the Palm blockchain that gives the holder access to a fully readable digital comic book.
New titles will be announced regularly on nft.dcuniverse.com, so stay tuned.
Apple Will Take 30% on NFT Sales
Apple’s new guidelines will allow NFTs to be sold, but only using in-app purchases, which would also require sellers to provide Apple with their 30% cut of the sale.
“Apps may use in-app purchase to sell and sell services related to non-fungible tokens (NFTs), such as minting, listing, and transferring. Apps may allow users to view their own NFTs, provided that NFT ownership does not unlock features or functionality within the app.”
This is what Tim Sweeny tweeted:
A great summary of Apple's latest policy insanity from @FOSSpatents: fosspatents.com/2022/10/apple-…. It's quite shocking that, in the presence of antitrust lawsuits and greatly increased legislative and regulatory scrutiny, Apple's doubling down on brazen monopoly rent seeking.
— Tim Sweeney (@TimSweeneyEpic)
9:38 AM • Oct 25, 2022
What The Meme?
That's all folks!
DISCLAIMER: None of this is financial advice. This newsletter is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Please be careful and do your own research.