Punk6529 Pulls Curtain From Metaverse Museum District: Ultra Premium Art NFTs

• After releasing a museum district with a lengthy list of top NFTs, punk6529 bullishly said to their 323,000 followers on Twitter that this could be an ultra premium exhibition.
• The self funded project targets to be a public platform which is developed and shared by community.
• The wider vision of this project is to release 10 self-governing cities, with a maximum populace of 10 million each.

The Red Circle

Well liked NFT collector “punk6529” today unveiled a public Metaverse project which is eyeing to lure 100 million users.

Self-funded project is titled as “OM” and aims to be a public platform which is shared and developed by community. The wider vision for project is to release 10 self-governing cities with a maximum populace of 10 million each.

Museum district of initial city (Genesis city) was released in alpha mode earlier today, with punk6529 bullishly told their 323,200 followers on Twitter that this initiative might be the most high-end art NFTs exer exhibited in a single place.

A promo video for OM displays lengthy list of NFTs from big projects like Art Blocks, BAYC, Tyler Hobbs’ Fidenza collection, and CryptoPunks. At this phase, there are 2,000 NFTs on exhibition which either crypto6529 project or team members of project possesses. However, latest users will also be able to “load” their non fungible tokens into OM’s galleries.

The NFT proponent highlighted that they are not eyeing to charge fees or make crowdfunding at this phase, as they eye to deliver a working product before scaling up through investment.

As of now, everyone is free to join and develop in alpha, as long as their thoughts match with the museum district.

The Museum District

In terms of scale, punk6529 said that museum district have 25 active buildings in center square, alongside another 2,000 buildings that are still inactive.

Punk6529 stated that, Every building can host among 1 to 100 spaces, so this district type can simply easily host 100,000 folks.

The NFT gatherer also offered their view on open metaverse, noting that they see OM as having “no single party in charge.” A metaverse where we do not have to worry about who’s holding the share and if we agree with them.

For the project to evolve and lure mainstream audience, punk indicates that it should be affordable, user friendly and offer a bridge to real world to scale beyond “ETH/crypto degens.”

If everything goes as per the plan, OM will transition into an open beta around June or July if metaverse lures sufficient users and technology is able to back further developments and large spaces.

Steve Anderson is an Australian crypto enthusiast. He is a specialist in management and trading for over 5 years. Steve has worked as a crypto trader, he loves learning about decentralisation, understanding the true potential of the blockchain.

Latest posts by Steve Anderrson (see all)