MetaMundo Announces NFT Architecture: To Power 3D Files And Metaverse Interoperability

On the Ethereum blockchain, MetaMundo has created an NFT architecture that is intended to power 3D files and Metaverse interoperability. 

A single NFT can contain many 3D files thanks to the usage of a flexible metadata format.

Introduction of 3D art

With the debut of its market and nonfungible token (NFT) architecture, MetaMundo hopes to introduce three-dimensional artwork and content to some significant metaverse environments.

The first 3D NFT releases from MetaMundo will include a luxury mansion designed by Fernandez and a Japanese Zen art gallery by Dutchtide that draws inspiration from Brutalist architecture.

By connecting the metaverse, MetaMundo enables builders and 3D artists to mint, sell, and license 3D Model NFT collectibles.

Users from well-known metaverses like Decentraland, Cryptovoxels, The Sandbox, and Spatial will have access to and be able to collect NFT assets like art galleries, opulent homes, concert halls, and parks, avatars, automobiles, and other works straight from 3D creators.

A bundle of 3D files compatible with Metaverse platforms will be included with each NFT sold on MetaMundo, and additional 3D assets may also be added to a particular NFT. 

3D files can be converted and optimized using MetaMundo to produce a variety of metaverse-optimized assets.

Before making a purchase, users will be able to examine and interact with the 3D files included with each NFT through the MetaMundo marketplace. 

Finn Hansen, a co-founder of MetaMundo, stated that the platform seeks to set the standard for NFT capabilities across various blockchain initiatives.

A number of 3D artists with experience both in the Metaverse and in traditional art have joined the firm. 

The creators connected with the NFT include Dutchtide, an NFT artist from the Netherlands, American modernist architect Luis Fernandez, and Metaverse architect Mila Lolli.

Nancy J. Allen is a crypto enthusiast and believes that cryptocurrencies inspire people to be their own banks and step aside from traditional monetary exchange systems. She is also intrigued by blockchain technology and its functioning.

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