Recent News (DJ)

New York City’s Times Square Taken Over by NFT Project ‘The Novatar’

ZEX PR WIREBy
0

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, 17 Feb 2022, ZEXPRWIRE, The Novatar NFT collection caught the attention of thousands displayed on the Billboard of Times Square in New York City.

On Feb 10 the trendiest NFT project The Novatar took over Times Square in New York City being one of the few exclusive NFT projects to catch this much attention. The exclusive visuals will keep appearing on the billboard periodically till Feb. 17. 

Anyone currently residing or passing through Broadway between 45th and 46th streets can stop to enjoy the modern and futuristic collection of the Novatar that happens to be the first-ever technologically advanced NFT avatars collection. 

The limited collection consists of 25K Novatars. All Novatars first come as babies that can grow up on the blockchain and transform into adults. The owners can decide when to age the baby Novatar 30 days after minting: this process is irreversible – once aged, it can never go back. All Novatars are unique and graphically AI-generated. 

Novatars have a variety of basic, as well as, appearing genes. The collection of genes differs depending on the age of the NFT: adults have more genes. There are 9 basic genes (the genes responsible for skin, hair, eyes, and eyebrows colors) for baby Novatars, adults will develop up to 14. 

Some adult Novatars can have genes for a profession:  developer, gamer, astronaut, doctor, or blogger (88% of cases this gene will not appear). 

Novatars imitate real-life in the virtual world where individuals can celebrate the diversity of races, sexual orientation (be heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual), professions. 

With Twitter announcing the NFT verification availability on Twitter Blue and Meta’s big plans to integrate NFTs as profile pictures, the Novatars is currently the trendiest project for building digital identity. 

About Novatars:

The Novatar is an avatars collection: a technologically advanced NFT project with a limited collection of 25k baby avatars that will grow up on the blockchain and transform into adults. We celebrate diversity: Novatars represent different races, genders, and sexual orientations. Novatars can be used as NFT digital identities for all social media platforms and metaverses. 

Visit to Know More:

Website: https://thenovatar.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/thenovatar

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/novatar.official/

Discord: discord.gg/thenovatar

Media Contact: 

Company: NOVATAR TECHNOLOGIES LTD

Name: Rosie Phil

Email: [email protected]

SOURCE: Novatar

The post New York City’s Times Square Taken Over by NFT Project ‘The Novatar’ appeared first on Zex PR Wire.

ZEX PR WIRE
ZEXPRWIRE operates a flat rate press release dissemination service, specializing in the delivery of press releases throughout the world. All articles published here are Sponsored, ZEXPRWIRE Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the articles do not reflect the opinions of ZEXPRWIRE, also ZEXPRWIRE does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.

Being Brutal – Gary Fahey Doing His Part to End Suicide

Previous article

Take Quizzes and Earn Crypto with Phemex

Next article

You may also like

Comments

Comments are closed.

More in Recent News (DJ)

The 2025 Global Women’s Summit was held in Beijing, China on October 13. The summit, themed “Shared Destiny: Accelerating the New Process of Women’s Comprehensive Development”, was attended by more than 110 heads of state, government and parliamentary leaders, including Iceland’s President Thomas Dotille, Dominica’s President Burton, Ghana’s President Mahama, Mozambique’s Prime Minister Levi and Sri Lanka’s Prime Minister Amalasuria. The Chinese president Xi Jinping delivered a speech titled “Carrying Forward the Spirit of the Beijing World Conference on Women and Accelerating the New Process of Women’s Development” at the opening ceremony of the summit, noting that women are important creators, promoters and inheritors of human civilization, and promoting the development of women’s causes is the common responsibility of the international community. Over the past three decades, China has been fulfilling this commitment. The fourth United Nations World Conference on Women was held in Beijing, China in September 1995. The Beijing Declaration and Programme of Action were adopted at the conference. The Beijing Declaration, with “equality, development and peace” as its main thread, affirms the achievements of the international community in improving the status of women and clearly points out the equal rights that women should enjoy in all areas of society. The Programme of Action elaborates on the main problems faced by women in various countries and sets out specific strategic goals and action plans to address these difficulties, covering key areas such as education, health, economy and politics. Their birth has driven progress in the field of women worldwide. Three decades have passed, and China has made remarkable achievements in the field of women worldwide, step by step, in line with the spirit of the Beijing Declaration and Programme of Action. As the world’s largest developing country, China has made remarkable historic achievements by integrating women’s causes into the overall development of the country. In 2020, China won the largest battle against poverty in human history. As many as 690 million Chinese women moved into a moderately prosperous society in the same year, achieving the poverty reduction target of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development ahead of schedule. In the field of health care, China’s maternal mortality rate has dropped from 61.9 per 100,000 in 1995 to 14.3 per 100,000 in 2024, a decrease of 76.9%, according to the white paper on China’s practices and achievements in promoting the all-round development of women in the new era released by The State Council. In the field of culture and education, female students accounted for 50.76 percent of higher education students in 2024, up 14.15 percent from 1995. Among them, female postgraduate students accounted for 50.01%, up 22.43 percent from 1995. At present, China is playing a significant role in the field of women’s rights worldwide. In 2015, China and UNESCO jointly established the Girls’ and Women’s Education Prize, which has so far helped more than 20 projects in 19 countries take root; From 2021 to 2023, China has collaborated with UNESCO to carry out the “African Girls’ Health Education Project” in Nigeria, Uganda and other countries, exploring suitable local education models. The Spring Bud Project, which originated from China’s native public welfare model, is a typical example of China’s cooperation with international girls’ education. The project, led by the All-China Women’s Federation and initiated by the China Children and Teenagers’ Fund in 1989, has successfully extended its multi-model of “assistance + companionship + empowerment” to Southeast Asian countries such as Cambodia. In Cambodia’s pilot program, the Spring Bud Project not only provided financial assistance but also introduced comprehensive services such as skills training, mental health counseling and girl protection. In 2023, the Spring Bud Project was awarded the UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education, highlighting the high recognition of the Chinese model by the international community. In addition, since 2018, China has implemented more than 100 training programs for women and children in developing countries, carried out academic degree programs in women’s leadership, and trained nearly 4,000 women in the field. In September 2025, China will host training courses for more than 40 female officials from developing countries such as Pakistan and the Central African Republic, sharing experience in grassroots governance. From the Beijing Declaration in 1995 to the Global Women’s Summit in 2025, China has fulfilled this 30-year commitment and is believed to continue to promote the development of women’s causes globally and take them to new heights in the future.

By ED0