Key Takeaways:
- The world’s first voice NFT, Voiceverse Origins, sold out in less than 10 minutes of public sale
- Further, the holders of this voice NFT can use the voices in metaverse space.
- The holders also have access to create a Voice NFT of their voice.
- The Voiceverse is completely trending on the Open sea link and waving its position in the top 10 charts.
The world’s first voice NFT, Voiceverse Origins, sold out in less than 10 minutes of public sale. It was launched with 8,888 NFTs on January 29th. It is considered a rare occurrence for NFT collections stored on the Ethereum blockchain.
The holders of this voice NFT can use the voices in metaverse space. They can use it for games, calling and video calling. The holders also have access to create a Voice NFT of their voice. In addition to this, they can also mix different Voice NFTs to transform it into whole new. This idea of adding voices to their existing PFP NFTs will give them a new life.
The Voiceverse is completely trending on the Open sea link and waving its position in the top 10 charts. 2nd Gen Voice NFTs contain an animated Voician with a unique voice. 8,888 Origins entered the Voiceverse to give AI-generated voice models. The AI voice model is widely used across the metaverse available for real-time communication and to enhance the NFT making it all real and breathable.
Voiceverse is backend by LOVO, and its discern corporation is primarily based out of San Francisco and Seoul. As a capital-sponsored startup with partnerships with movie star voice actors, Voiceverse has entered the NFT scene with significant momentum. Furtherly the partnerships encompass voice actors, including Charlet Chung, Andy Milonakis and Jonny Cruz.
