Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, our recap of the biggest NFT and web3 news from the week.
Doodles are migrating to Base
Doodles Stoodio is migrating to Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain Base, a move designed to increase scalability and reduce gas fees to help attract more fans.
The web3 entertainment brand said in a tweet that it hopes to continue championing direct-to-fan experiences, allowing the community to consume and engage with content through quests, games, and loyalty programs.
Parallel is now available on the Epic Games Store
The popular blockchain-based trading card game Parallel has just launched on the Epic Games Store, and Web3 native gamers are excited because this development puts Parallel in front of millions of TCG fans.
With a reported 270 million users and 75 million monthly active players, the Epic Games Store is the top platform for digital game distribution.
John Gerrard's Crystalline Work tackles climate change through time-based digital art
Artist John Gerrard has launched “Crystalline Work,” an Ethereum-based NFT art project that will be updated every hour for a year.
This thought-provoking work explores the theme of time, but with an optimistic attitude, with the artist describing the ticking clock as a reminder of the positive actions humanity can take in the face of climate change. The artwork also elevates the concept of data as a storytelling medium.
French magazine Paris Match auctions rare historical photos
A 75-year-old French news weekly is celebrating its anniversary by auctioning historical photos as NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain.
Each NFT includes a numbered and signed physical photo print featuring cultural icons such as The Rolling Stones, Jack Nicholson, and more.
Bidding starts at 0.3 ETH and owners will receive full digital licensing rights to their photos, with Paris Match retaining all other rights.
Three works by Tyler Hobbs are in the collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Three works by digital artist Tyler Hobbs have been acquired by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).
Mainstream cultural institutions have once again recognized the value and validity of digital artworks in the form of NFTs, and this acquisition highlights the growing acceptance of blockchain-based art in the mainstream cultural field.
Hobbs is known for his complex, algorithmically generated artworks that bridge the gap between traditional painting, generative art, and digital design.
HYTOPIA Launches Closed Beta
HYTOPIA, the highly anticipated game world from the creators of the NFT Worlds metaverse built for Minecraft, has launched closed beta and select players (including holders of HYTOPIA Worlds, Gray Boys, and Avatars NFTs) can now gain early access.
Early feedback will test the platform’s hardware compatibility and shape the future of the community. Hytopia aims to set a new standard for interactive, decentralized gaming, combining high-quality user experience with seamless blockchain integration.
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