Doodles has rolled out Doodles UP! – Kyle’s Journey, its first competitive blockchain game, now live inside Telegram. Powered by the TON Blockchain, the title is instantly accessible to more than a billion users, combining fast-paced competition with the chance to earn rare digital rewards.

Key Takeaways

• Kyle’s Journey is Doodles’ first game and first release on TON Blockchain.

• The title launches August 13, 2025, directly inside Telegram.

• Players can compete in real time, climb leaderboards, and unlock rare in-game items.

• Doodles NFTs are trading at 0.91 ETH, down 6.8% in 24 hours.

• The launch reflects a wider trend of NFT brands expanding into interactive gaming.

Inside ‘Doodles UP! – Kyle’s Journey’

In Doodles UP! – Kyle’s Journey, players follow Kyle as he escapes into a surreal portal world, catching bugs—his favorite snack—for points.

The gameplay blends casual fun with competitive elements, allowing players to face each other in real-time matches, track their positions on global leaderboards, and earn in-game currency to unlock rare, collectible items.

Early access players who join the waitlist will receive a rare loot box and bonus rewards. Although Doodles has never produced a game before, the project has integrated Elympics’ multiplayer infrastructure to support fair, real-time play across devices.

Why Launch on Telegram via TON Blockchain?

Choosing Telegram is a calculated move. The platform passed one billion monthly active users in March 2025, giving Doodles an immediate path to a vast global audience. TON Blockchain is built directly into Telegram, enabling users to store and send cryptocurrency, process payments, and interact with games and mini-apps without leaving their chats.

This setup removes many of the barriers that have slowed blockchain gaming in the past. Players don’t need to create separate wallets or handle complex onboarding. Games run within Telegram, with wallet creation and transactions handled in the background.

Telegram’s track record in Web3 gaming is already strong. Hamster Kombat, a tap-to-earn mini-game, attracted more than 300 million players, while Notcoin reached millions through similar viral gameplay. Launching Kyle’s Journey on TON puts Doodles in front of one of the most active audiences in the blockchain space.

Source: Doodles UP! – Kyle’s Journey

Doodles’ Shift from NFTs to Gaming

Doodles began in 2021 as an Ethereum NFT collection recognized for its vibrant, playful art. Over the years, it has expanded into a wider entertainment brand. In May 2025, it launched the DOOD token on Solana to add utility for holders and connect with future projects such as Doodles 2.

The launch briefly pushed NFT sales up 97 percent, according to Cointelegraph, before market volatility saw the project’s market cap drop from over $100 million to around $54 million, a shift that Blockworks described as common in token rollouts.

The move into gaming signals Doodles’ intent to reach beyond NFT collectors. By releasing a game that is instantly accessible through a familiar platform like Telegram, the brand is positioning itself to engage both crypto-native users and casual mobile gamers.

Market Snapshot for Doodles NFTs

Current figures show a challenging market backdrop. As of this week, Doodles NFTs have a floor price of 0.91 ETH, or about $4,325.76, reflecting a 6.8 percent drop over the past 24 hours. Trading volume is 43.50 ETH, down 34.2 percent in the same period, with 46 sales—a decline of 19.3 percent.

The collection’s market capitalization is 9,128 ETH, with 4,303 unique owners representing roughly 43 percent of the supply. From its all-time high of 23.95 ETH in May 2022, the floor price has fallen by around 96 percent. In this context, Kyle’s Journey could be an attempt to re-energize existing holders while drawing in new players.

NFT Brands Moving into Gaming

Doodles’ expansion reflects a broader shift in the NFT sector. Projects like Azuki have introduced immersive environments such as “Hilumia,” and Yuga Labs is continuing work on the Bored Ape Yacht Club’s Otherside metaverse.

Interactive experiences can widen a project’s reach, provide real in-game uses for NFTs, and create ongoing engagement loops. For Doodles, launching on Telegram offers the chance to merge its recognizable visual identity with a gaming experience that could reach millions of new users.

Welcome to Slate Sundays, CryptoSlate’s new weekly feature showcasing in-depth interviews, expert analysis, and thought-provoking op-eds that go beyond the headlines to explore the ideas and voices shaping the future of crypto.

Hands up if you’ve heard of Luckycoin.

If it sounds familiar, you’re either an industry OG since the days of the Silk Road and Satoshi Dice, or a shiny new-wave crypto-curious with a penchant for collectors’ coins.

Why? Because Luckycoin dates all the way back to 2013, a veritable lifetime in the history of crypto, when Bitcoin was fun and the conversations took place on forums rather than shiny conference halls.

Think more Bitcoin scaling, BTC bubbles, nefarious actors, and software bugs; less Bitcoin ETFs, treasuries, presidential pumps, and strategic reserves.

But back to Lucky.

As a fork of Litecoin, one of the original altcoins in Bitcoin’s wake, Luckycoin was the 22nd coin created and listed on CoinMarketCap.

If you look at its price history today, it resembles a stalagmite. Even if it weren’t for Luckycoin’s anonymous creator and random winning tokenomics, this chart alone tells a story, and not the usual one you’ve come to expect.

So, take my hand and let me guide you through the twists and turns of Luckycoin’s journey. It’s a tale fraught with epic highs, crushing lows, and a decade-long slumber to rival Sleeping Beauty’s, and see the Bitcoin lineage memecoin emerge like a “phoenix from the ashes” to claim its rightful place as a revived piece of crypto history.

Let’s begin.

From anonymous beginnings to the Doge-father

Luckycoin was cut from the same cloth as Bitcoin, created by an anonymous developer known as “LuckyC.” Just as Satoshi Nakamoto did with Bitcoin, LuckyC embedded the financial headline of the day in its genesis block.

But Luckycoin was never intended to disrupt the corrosive financial system; it was an experiment meant to be “fun, fast, and fair.” Head of partnerships and BD in the Luckycoin community, Dan, explains:

“Fast, because of its quick epochs and speed, fair in the sense that no VCs were backing the coin, similar to Bitcoin. It’s completely decentralized, so it gave everyone the opportunity to buy at whatever price it was.

The fun aspect is that every block mined has an opportunity to earn 2x, 5x, or 58x the normal block rewards. This adds to the unpredictability associated with Lucky, and that’s where that meme aspect comes in.”

Luckycoin introduced the concept of LuckyBlocks, with additional random rewards at a 5%, 1%, and 0.01% probability, respectively. As a coin that’s now merge-mined along with Litecoin, Dogecoin, and other Scrypt coins, miners can simultaneously earn LKY at no extra cost when mining any of these other coins. Dan enthuses:

“We’re merge-mined as part of the Binance merge mining pool, which increases the hash rate of the blockchain, which then shores up the blockchain and makes it more secure.”

As an OG Proof-of-Work coin, Lucky’s a direct descendant of Bitcoin and the chain from which Dogecoin was forked. Dan says:

“So it goes Bitcoin, then forked to Litecoin, which then forked to Lucky. Luckycoin itself was then forked to create Dogecoin, so it’s actually the father of Dogecoin.”

Who’s your daddy?

Those deep in the weeds of Dogecoin’s story may recall hearing about Billy Markus’ quest to create a joke crypto that would capture the imagination of its community.

He spent “a couple of hours” forking Luckycoin, changing its fonts, tokenomics, branding, and turning it into the chain every member of the Department of Government Efficiency has come to know and love.

Early versions of the Dogecoin wallet still contained references to Luckycoin, with a warning left over from the fork in Dogecoin’s client that said, “You will LOSE ALL OF YOUR LUCKYCOINS!” if you forget your passphrase.

Sadly, like many ungrateful offspring before it, Dogecoin’s success came to the detriment of Luckycoin. The Shiba Inu-themed memecoin went viral in 2014, becoming one of the most traded cryptos around and leaving Luckycoin in the dust.

All traces of LuckyC vanished, and there were no new updates onchain. Interest dwindled, and developers, miners, and Lucky enthusiasts dropped off a cliff, sending the chain into a 10-year dormancy.

The last block mined in the original run was block #81,743 on November 25, 2013. Luckycoin became a mere footnote in crypto history.

Luckycoin: gone but not forgotten

Between 2014 and 2024, no new blocks were mined. Luckycoin remained in a comatose state, its fate seemingly sealed among the echelons of failed cryptos, known only to a few as the forebear of Elon’s pet chain.

Yet, just like the ring of power, Luckycoin’s code base lay patiently in wait to be found years later by a new owner.

In August 2024, at the height of the meme coin craze, a group of unsuspecting developers came across an old backup of the Luckycoin blockchain from 2013. Destiny was ready to be rewritten.

Luckycoin was revived by a community takeover team (CTO). Instead of creating a new coin from scratch, the team elected to continue on the original chain, picking up where LuckyC left off and producing block #81,744 on August 25, 2024, to preserve the original genesis block and all historical transactions.

One of the first restorative tweaks the CTO team made was to adjust the Luckycoin code to run on modern systems by adding Auxiliary Proof-of-Work (AuxPoW) support. This enabled merge mining along with Dogecoin, Litecoin, and other Scrypt coins. Dan says:

“With merge mining, as long as Litecoin and Dogecoin are going to be around, then we’ll be around because I don’t see either of those two going out of business any time soon.”

Scarcer than a snowball in the Sahara

One of the most appealing aspects of Luckycoin is the scarcity of its supply: of the 20 million or so coins that will ever be mined, at least 15% have been lost forever, with a further 11% permanently out of circulation. Dan explains:

“It is one of the most scarce coins out there. Roughly 20 million lucky coins will be created. We say roughly because of that unpredictability with the LKY mining, the 2x, 5x, and 58x I mentioned, so you can’t ever get 20 million coins created. You probably get 20,000,100.”

Of the capped supply, more than 3.1 million LKY lie in dormant wallets, likely lost, and over 2.2 million are blacklisted and unable to be used. Dan clarifies:

“There’s a whole bunch of large coin holders that can never access them because they were sitting on exchanges that went out of business and went bust. Back in the day, you couldn’t store your coins on a Ledger or a Trezor, and they were pretty much sitting on exchanges that went down the drain. We have the list of the dormant cold wallets that have been untouched, and we’re tracking them. None of them has actually popped up.”

LKY to the moon… and back

By late 2024, major mining pools like Binance and ViaBTC were merge-mining LKY, boosting the network’s security and power, and sending the hash rate from ~5 TH/s to over 50 TH/s within a week of the revival. The new team also implemented a faster halving schedule (every 100k blocks) to accelerate the distribution of the remaining supply.

With the wind at its back, the sky was the limit for the plucky little chain that could. Lucky blocks, a scarce supply, and merge-mined along with one of the industry’s most popular memecoins, a frenzy for LKY ensued.

It wasn’t only nostalgic miners and developers who returned. Luckycoin appealed to the next generation of crypto adopters who bought into its wild price action and historic lore. Luckycoin was a rare gem in a sea of pump.fun shills.

Drunk on its captivating story, LKY supporters continued to emerge and listings on exchanges like MEXC and Gate followed. Crypto influencers and KOLs like TheCryptoDog and Miles Deutscher began jumping on the bandwagon as well, dedicating a YouTube video to his Luckycoin thesis, wide-eyed, with the opening words:

“Oh boy, I think I’ve just found something absolutely huge.”

The boatload of momentum surrounding Lucky sent its price ripping into the stratosphere, from ~30 cents a coin all the way to an eyewatering all-time high of $16.83 on November 25, 2024.

It was all yacht parties, dancing girls, and champagne… until Lucky’s past came back to haunt it, and the price came crashing down like a piano from a tenth-floor window.

What goes up must come down

Over the 2024 Christmas and New Year’s holiday period, Luckycoin suffered a Replay Attack, and a vulnerability in its code was exploited by an unscrupulous villain, who was able to replay old transactions from the legacy chain and drain dormant wallets.

2,679,390.79 LKY were moved during the attack, involving 1,307 distinct input addresses (previously dormant) and 580 distinct output addresses, not just taking the wind out of Luckycoin’s sails, but stirring an almighty hurricane blasting it all the way back from whence it came. LKY lost ~95% of its value within a couple of weeks. Dan remarks:

“There was an old chain that was running concurrently, and they recalled a whole bunch of LKY to set a whole cascade of sell orders, so there was a flooding of LKY onto the market.”

The addresses in the replay attack were blacklisted, and the core vulnerability was fully patched at the cryptographic level, making legacy transactions invalid on the new chain, with “zero percent chance of it happening again.” Yet, the fallout was severe: LKY today trades at under 30 cents a coin.

While Lucky’s second demise was not malevolently executed in the pump-and-dump fashion of your average memecoin scam, a cursory glance at that price chart does little to instill faith in your average buyer. Dan laments:

“There was a massive price retrace, with people thinking that it was a scam, which it wasn’t because it’s completely decentralized.”

Third time’s a charm for Luckycoin?

Dan speaks about the strength of the community and how its CTO team members (the ones who didn’t flee) rallied around the OG memecoin and set about making amends.

“We’re a group of members that have come together who see the same vision in terms of restoring Lucky to its glory. Some of the old CTOs stepped down because of reputational damage, and a new CTO came on board.

It happened organically, and it happened during the mess of the replay attack. Out of that was a phoenix rising, where we all came together, with the same vision and mission.”

Since its painful retracement, the new CTO has worked tirelessly to bring Lucky back to life for a third time, patching the code, restoring trust, and building key partnerships and community.

Luckycoin recently joined forces with one of the longest-standing crypto wallets in the industry, Coinomi, enabling LKY holders to store their coins safely, non-custodially, and offchain. Dan regails:

“Coinomi was running a competition where they would partner with the largest engaging community, so that just goes to show you the community we have.”

Beyond its partnerships with MEXC and Gate, an initiative with Scrypt Wallet to bridge LKY to the Solana ecosystem is now in its final stages. Dan enthuses:

“A Lucky to Solana bridge will be great because it opens up LKY to all of the Solana people.”

The team is also looking to implement a hard wallet integration and is in the early stages of partnerships with Trezor, with plans to extend support to Ledger.

They are also busily working on a “marketing push” to raise the LKY price to a dollar and produce enough volume to be listed by a larger exchange, such as Binance or OKX. Dan shares:

“We need to grow the community first and use the current exchanges that we have to go to the bigger players.”

Will the coin’s scarcity, Bitcoin lineage, Lucky Blocks, and great lore be enough to see Luckycoin shine for a third time? Dan certainly thinks so:

“It’s a long-term cycle coin, and it has such a unique place in crypto history that we’re trying to maintain.”

ICYMI: You can catch the AMA recording with Coinomi and the Luckycoin CTO here, in which they cover Luckycoin’s past, present, and future. You can find additional updates on Luckycoin on X.

Zak Cole, a leading Ethereum core developer, has launched a new initiative to drive the Ethereum network’s expansion and boost its market value.

In a speech at the Ethereum Community Conference on July 2, Cole introduced the Ethereum Community Foundation (ECF), an independent entity dedicated to supporting Ethereum as an asset and pushing its price to $10,000.

What is the Ethereum Community Foundation?

Cole emphasized that the ECF’s mission is to fund projects aimed at strengthening the Ethereum ecosystem.

The ECF website stated that the project distinguishes itself from the Ethereum Foundation (EF) by focusing on initiatives the EF has been unable or unwilling to pursue.

According to ECF’s website:

“ETH price has been overlooked for too long. The ECF is here to change that. We are mission focused on growing its value through education, funding, outreach, and ecosystem support.”

To achieve its $10,000 ETH goal, Cole explained that the ECF would take a more direct approach in supporting ETH holders and fostering the ecosystem’s growth.

This includes funding projects that aim to enhance Ethereum’s infrastructure, collaborate with governments and institutions, and prioritize actions that maximize ETH value and minimize the issuance of new tokens.

He also pointed out the importance of ETH’s value, stating that the price is about more than mere speculation and actually plays a vital role in supporting validators, securing the network, and enabling ETH to handle global transactions.

According to him:

“ETH to 10K isn’t a meme. It’s a requirement, a benchmark, a mandate. A $1.2 trillion market cap makes ETH competitive with gold’s monetary role. Price isn’t just speculation. It funds validators. It secures the network. It earns ETH the right to settle global value.”

Meanwhile, the creation of the ECF follows criticisms of the Ethereum Foundation, particularly its decision to sell ETH earlier this year, which some believe contributed to a dip in the asset’s price.

In response, the EF has introduced a new leadership team and is now utilizing a more community-aligned approach, including lending ETH for stablecoin liquidity through platforms like Aave to avoid further sales.

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My Neighbor Alice, the fully onchain multiplayer game built on Chromia, has announced a new creative partnership with Persona Journey. Through its newly launched initiative, the Alice Collective, the game is merging retro aesthetics with blockchain-powered experiences. The partnership marks the beginning of Alice’s expansion into new Web3 frontiers.

Key Takeaways:

• My Neighbor Alice partners with Persona Journey to introduce vintage-inspired content.

• Joint events, retro-themed rewards, and content will roll out across both platforms.

• A new “Prismatic Collection” of custom wearables and exclusive emotes is launching in Lummelunda.

• Gamified tasks will offer players chances to earn $ALICE tokens and participate in airdrops.

• Web3 creators can apply for grants to join the expanding Alice ecosystem.

At its heart, the collaboration brings My Neighbor Alice into contact with the vibrant world of Persona Journey.

Set in the Lummelunda Archipelago, Alice invites players to gather resources, build, and express themselves creatively through gameplay and NFTs.

A Creative Exchange of Nostalgia and Tech

Persona Journey is all about breathing new life into classic tech — think cassette players, old-school Polaroids, and even Betamax tapes — by fusing them with modern AI and Web3 elements.

The Alice team saw an opportunity not only to explore this shared aesthetic but also to collaborate with a community that’s genuinely passionate about digital culture. In turn, the partnership gives Persona Journey broader exposure to a new wave of Web3 players and creators.

Source: My Neighbor Alice

What Players Can Expect

Over the coming months, themed experiences will be hosted inside both My Neighbor Alice and Persona Journey. These include casual game nights, interactive livestreams, and exclusive emotes for use in Lummelunda.

The collaboration also debuts the “Prismatic Collection” — a new line of wearable NFTs that brings together Persona’s retro influences with Alice’s imaginative flair.

Ways to Earn and Participate

Beyond cosmetics and events, the partnership has a practical angle. Persona-themed challenges will appear on the Alice Rewards Boards, giving players opportunities to earn $ALICE tokens.

These challenges range from completing in-game objectives to taking part in social campaigns. The tokens themselves are used for in-game purchases and even governance decisions, meaning your participation could help shape the future of the game.

Looking Ahead

For My Neighbor Alice and the Alice Collective, this is just the start. The team plans to bring more like-minded Web3 projects into the fold — those that share a focus on creativity, collaboration, and community. Developers and creators who are interested can apply for grants to join the Alice ecosystem and help co-create what comes next.

In a space that often moves too fast to savor, this partnership between My Neighbor Alice and Persona Journey offers something different: a chance to build, play, and create together, while honouring the past and imagining the future.

The Alice Collective, a new initiative to grow the My Neighbor Alice universe, has announced its first collaboration — a creative alliance with Persona Journey. Merging retro aesthetics with blockchain-powered experiences, the partnership marks the beginning of Alice’s expansion into new Web3 frontiers.

Key Takeaways:

• Alice Collective’s first official partner is Persona Journey.

• Joint events, retro-themed rewards, and content will roll out across both platforms.

• A new “Prismatic Collection” of custom wearables and exclusive emotes is launching in Lummelunda.

• Gamified tasks will offer players chances to earn $ALICE tokens and participate in airdrops.

• Web3 creators can apply for grants to join the expanding Alice ecosystem.

At its heart, the collaboration brings My Neighbor Alice — a fully onchain multiplayer game built on Chromia — into contact with the vibrant world of Persona Journey.

Set in the Lummelunda Archipelago, Alice invites players to gather resources, build, and express themselves creatively through gameplay and NFTs.

A Creative Exchange of Nostalgia and Tech

Persona Journey is all about breathing new life into classic tech — think cassette players, old-school Polaroids, and even Betamax tapes — by fusing them with modern AI and Web3 elements.

The Alice team saw an opportunity not only to explore this shared aesthetic but also to collaborate with a community that’s genuinely passionate about digital culture. In turn, the partnership gives Persona Journey broader exposure to a new wave of Web3 players and creators.

Source: My Neighbor Alice

What Players Can Expect

Over the coming months, themed experiences will be hosted inside both My Neighbor Alice and Persona Journey. These include casual game nights, interactive livestreams, and exclusive emotes for use in Lummelunda.

The collaboration also debuts the “Prismatic Collection” — a new line of wearable NFTs that brings together Persona’s retro influences with Alice’s imaginative flair.

Ways to Earn and Participate

Beyond cosmetics and events, the partnership has a practical angle. Persona-themed challenges will appear on the Alice Rewards Boards, giving players opportunities to earn $ALICE tokens.

These challenges range from completing in-game objectives to taking part in social campaigns. The tokens themselves are used for in-game purchases and even governance decisions, meaning your participation could help shape the future of the game.

Alice Collective: Looking Ahead

For the Alice Collective, this is just the start. The team plans to bring more like-minded Web3 projects into the fold — those that share a focus on creativity, collaboration, and community. Developers and creators who are interested can apply for grants to join the Alice ecosystem and help co-create what comes next.

In a space that often moves too fast to savor, this partnership between My Neighbor Alice and Persona Journey offers something different: a chance to build, play, and create together, while honouring the past and imagining the future.

Collecting, a practice as old as human civilization itself, is a fascinating subject that encompasses a broad range of objects, from art to artifacts, and has evolved significantly over time. The concept of collecting can be traced back to the early days of human history when our ancestors collected items necessary for survival, such as tools, and later, objects of symbolic or aesthetic value.

Early Beginnings

The earliest forms of collecting were likely pragmatic – acquiring items necessary for daily living. However, as societies evolved, so did the nature of collecting. Ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, collected art, books, and artifacts, often showcasing them in private and public spaces as symbols of knowledge, power, and wealth.

Renaissance and Enlightenment: The Birth of Private and Public Collections.

The Renaissance marked a significant turn in the history of collecting. Wealthy patrons, such as the Medici family in Florence, collected art both for personal enjoyment and as a means of demonstrating their wealth and cultural sophistication. This era also saw the emergence of the ‘Wunderkammer’ or ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ in Europe, where collectors displayed rare, exotic, and eclectic objects. These collections were precursors to modern museums.

During the Enlightenment, the scope of collecting expanded further. It became not just a hobby of the elite but also a scholarly pursuit. The establishment of public museums, such as the British Museum in 1753, reflected a democratization of collecting, making art and artifacts accessible to the broader public.

19th and 20th Centuries: The Expansion and Diversification of Collecting.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, collecting became more widespread due to increased wealth and the advent of industrialization. The concept of collecting as an investment emerged, with art especially seen as a valuable asset. Collectors began to focus not just on aesthetics and historical importance but also on the potential financial value of items.

During this period, art collecting saw significant changes with the emergence of new art movements. Collectors played a crucial role in supporting artists and movements that were initially outside the mainstream, such as the Impressionists in the late 19th century.

Contemporary Collecting.

Today, collecting is a multifaceted activity accessible to a wide range of people. It’s not just about art or antiques but also includes a vast array of items, from vintage toys to digital art. The digital age has further transformed collecting, introducing concepts like NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens), which allow for the collection of digital art in a unique and verifiable way.

Collecting Philosophy: “Collect Something You Love”.

A popular philosophy among collectors is to “collect something you love, and that you can afford.” This sentiment echoes the idea that collecting should be driven by passion rather than just investment potential. An example of this philosophy can be seen in the fictional character ‘The Lost Monk’ from the novel “Grimoire.” The Lost Monk, a symbol of wisdom and serenity, represents the idea of collecting as a journey of personal fulfillment and enlightenment, rather than merely an acquisition of wealth or status.

The history of collecting is a testament to the human desire to preserve, appreciate, and understand the world around us. From the practical collections of our ancestors to the eclectic assemblages of the digital age, collecting continues to evolve, reflecting the changing values, interests, and technologies of our world. Whether for pleasure, investment, or scholarly pursuit, collecting remains a deeply personal and culturally significant practice.

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Digital crypto collectibles (NFTs) are reshaping the art world, offering a new platform for artists and a novel investment opportunity for collectors. Their significance extends beyond the digital realm, as they can be converted into tangible forms like high-resolution prints. This fusion of digital and physical art offers both a novel way for art enthusiasts to display their collections and a fresh investment avenue. The market for NFTs is rapidly growing, with their tangible versions adding an extra layer of value and investment potential.  As the market for these digital assets continues to grow, so too does the potential for investment and enjoyment of art in its many forms.

Now with the MoonPay checkout integration, OpenSea users can easily purchase an NFT using a debit or credit card, sidestepping the need to first acquire cryptocurrency.

MoonPay now supports the purchase of Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon NFTs with a debit or credit card. With this new feature, collectors can pay directly with major payment methods like MasterCard, Visa, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. This is a big step towards the goal of making NFTs accessible to everyone.

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