Ethereum Towers announced their new NFT apartments on OpenSea
Ethereum Tower Apartments –
Community-centric Ethereum Towers announced the launch of their next apartment non-fungible tokens (NFT) mint on OpenSea, a marketplace for these kinds of tokens.
Ethereum Towers is a social platform for non-gamers who are there just to appreciate the creativity of the metaverse without its complexity. It consists of 4,388 NFT apartments set in the upcoming Ethereum Worlds Metaverse- A social platform built especially for non-gamers.
Statement from CEO –
Jason Zemgulis, CEO of Ethereum Towers, stated that it is no secret that a number of top metaverse protocols are having trouble striking a balance between user involvement and incentive systems.”
“We provide a completely unique experience,” he stated further. “We also give customers a set of straightforward design tools that are simple to understand, operate, and traverse.
Value of Apartment & Valuables stored
As each NFT apartment costs 0.2 ETH, and all residents who purchase an apartment during this round will also receive a Genesis Metaverse Chest, a sort of ‘loot box’ gift which would contain various in-world accessories of varying rarities, token pouches, as well as real prizes like an Oculus headset.
What this New Initiative like this holds for Investors –
As a new initiative by Ethereum, these towers are designed by award-winning architects who modeled this design concept and shape referring to the DNA helix to symbolize the community weaved into the DNA of Ethereum Towers.
Each NFT apartment costs 0.2 ETH and all residents who mint specifically in this round. They will receive a Genesis Metaverse Chest, a ‘loot box’ style gift that may include a variety of in-world accessories with varying rarities, token pouches, real prizes such as an Oculus headset, and much more.
Residents can custom-build their space while also hosting virtual visitors. They may attend public and private events for socializing, business or relaxation. Residents can also feature NFT art on their apartment walls, or choose from numerous free artworks provided through the ‘Centers of Excellence for Art and Community initiative.
