It all started with the digital artist Beeple's NFT art selling for $69 million, gaining mainstream attraction and eyeballs. Non-Fungible Token (NFT) made its debut in 2018 and until 2020 it was primarily used as a fan token for premier sports clubs and in-game rewards, however, the 2021 bull run made NFT an ecosystem of its own. The NFT hype is through the roof as sales reach over $3 billion and major brands, artists, and celebrities all join in the frenzy. Orica NFT Marketplace Aims to Become the Marketplace of true artists There will be 15M (Million) ORI distributed among investors and various other prizes to be won. The platform is all set to host its first pre-sale on August 14 that has a lucrative Tesla on offer for investors to win. Orica is the first marketplace that has set this as a goal. Orica's Initial NFT Offering aims to revolutionize the NFT ecosystem ensuring even small ideas can be recognised by many and everyone who participates gets a royalty of that NFT. It plans to become whitelisted in all countries. The project is currently whitelisted in over 60 countries, giving it a wider range of audience and contributor artists. It is built for those who have a personal appreciation for creativity and are on the lookout for great art. Unlike other NFT marketplaces, Orica is built for first-time cryptocurrency users. Orica aims to help the NGO with its funding goals while trying to build a unique next-generation NFT marketplace for artists. Bbanga Project is committed to sustainable access to quality education for all children, regardless of their parent's income. Bbanga Project is a Ugandan NGO based in Austria and Uganda. VIENNA, AUSTRIA / ACCESSWIRE / Aug/ Orica, the next-generation NFT Marketplace built by artists has partnered with Bbanga Project, an NGO focused on building a bright future for the children.
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