Big Eyes (BIG), Ripple (XRP), and Shiba Inu (SHIB): Three Cryptos Involved in NFTs and The Metaverse

NFTs are unique non-fungible tokens. It gives the NFT holder full ownership of that item. They enable the property transactions that drive the metaverse, so people can own real estate, cars, and much more in digital land.

Ripple (XRP) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are both involved in the metaverse and NFTs. It has been a strong factor behind their success. Big Eyes (BIG) focuses mainly on NFTs, no solid plans have been announced for metaverse integration but nothing can be ruled out for the future.

The Ripple (XRP) metaverse

Ripple (XRP) was released in 2013 and has a clear goal, to help financial institutions with settlements and cross-border payments. The crypto giant is the 7th largest cryptocurrency, boasting an impressive $15 billion market capitalisation.

The Ripple (XRP) metaverse has turned many heads. It has been labelled an open metaverse that operates on the principle of creating a theme of a seamless virtual world that achieves an immense experience.

Ripple (XRP) is releasing multiple NFT collections with its metaverse and a staggering 195,000 different items. It creates opportunities for anyone to be involved in the Ripple metaverse, reaching a wider audience than its competitors.

Join the Big Eyes (BIG) Sushi Crew!

Big Eyes (BIG) is a unique platform launching later in the year. It has zero tax on shopping, $2 million liquidity locked for two years, and a visible 5% charity wallet. Find out more about Big Eyes here.

Big Eyes (BIG) hosts a club called the Big Eyes Sushi Crew. This club is made exclusively for Big Eyes NFT holders. NFTs are one of the platform’s big projects. It aims to have an NFT collection in the top ten projects and to host NFT events each season!

Any profits made from the NFT events mentioned above will be voted on as to whether they are burnt. It is a brilliant idea from the team as the community can decide whether the tokens are put back into circulation or they are burnt to maintain a stable price. Either way, Big Eyes (BIG) is realising its goal of being community-driven.

Who let the Shiba Inu (SHIB) out

Shiba Inu (SHIB) was created to rival the most popular meme coin on the market, Dogecoin (DOGE). Shiba Inu has done a brilliant job as it currently sits as the second largest meme coin by market cap. Its community grows stronger by the day, during market slumps they stay loyal, which is why meme coins often flourish in a crypto crash.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has announced a strong partnership with Block Forest to release a series of NFTs for the Fifa World Cup 2022. It will undoubtedly increase the popularity of the meme coin as the Fifa World Cup is arguably the most important sports event of the year.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has also launched a metaverse project released in phases. The first phase saw 36,000 plots of land unlocked in April this year, and 100,000 released in total. Shiboshi NFT holders have access to an exclusive area in the metaverse called the Shiboshi Zone.

Final thoughts

The metaverse and NFTs have arguably revived the crypto market. In 2021 they were the driving force behind its success, leading many cryptocurrencies to create NFT collections and metaverse projects. Ripple (XRP) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) both have projects that certainly catch the attention of crypto enthusiasts.

However, what the crypto space needs is a breath of fresh air. You can find that in Big Eyes (BIG). The ingenious platform has created multiple incentives for users to hold and trade NFTs, including events and exclusive clubs for the community to enjoy. It would be wise to keep Big Eyes (BIG) on your watchlist this year.

 

For more information on Big Eyes (BIG), please visit the following websites:

Website: https://bigeyes.space/
Telegram: https://t.me/BIGEYESOFFICIAL
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BigEyesCoin
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/BigEyesCoin/

 

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