Dvision’s Second LAND NFT on Polygon Sale Hits Sold-Out Status in Record Time
Dvision Network has announced that its second NFT LAND sale recently conducted on the Polygon network and its native marketplace was hugely successful, achieving the sold-out status a few moments after going live, a strong indication of the serious interest of the masses in the Dvision metaverse project.
Dvision Reaches Another Key Milestone
Dvision Network (DVI), a South Korean virtual reality and blockchain-based metaverse protocol, has achieved another significant feat in its development, as its latest virtual LAND NFT sale event attracted the interest of investors from around the world like never seen before in the industry.
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While there are numerous metaverse projects currently in existence, with many more making serious plans to launch their ecosystems, platforms like Dvision (DVI), Axie Infinity (AXS), Decentraland (MANA), and the Sandbox, among others, have established themselves in the industry.
As reported by crypto.news earlier in November 2021, Dvision joined forces with Binance NFT and NFTb, a multi-chain decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFT ecosystem for creators building on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), to sell out a total of 4,460 lots of digital LAND in its metaverse to members of the public. This was the largest LAND Sale in the history of the Binance Smart Chain, that ended in less than 5 minutes.
For those who are unaware, metaverses are fully realized digital worlds powered by innovative technologies like blockchain, augmented reality, and others. The word metaverse was reportedly coins by Neal Stephenson in his 1992 Novel ‘Snow Crash’ and the concept was further explored by Ernest Cline in his novel “Ready Player One.”
LANDs in the Dvision metaverse are virtual spaces that users can purchase with the DVI token and customize them to suit whatever purpose they may want to use the hot digital properties for. Dvision LAND NFTs are registered under the BEP-721 token standard.
LANDs Sold Out Under Five Minutes
Spurred by the success of its first LAND sale, which got sold out within five minutes of launch, earlier in January 2022, Dvision expanded its platform to the Polygon mainnet, as part of its cross-chain interoperability goals and to lay a solid foundation for the second phase of its NFT LAND sale.
“The deployment on Polygon is great news for the Dvision Network. Polygon is a protocol and framework that can connect Ethereum-compatible blockchains. The Dvision network will have the possibility to launch on a multi-chain system which gives users more freedom and flexibility. Polygon helps combat the high gas fees and slow speeds associated with the early days of decentralized applications. By deploying on Polygon, Dvision has access to Ethereum’s thriving ecosystem without being bogged down by slow connection speeds,” Dvision declared at the time.
According to the Dvision team, the entire LANDs on offer on both OpenSea and its native marketplace, during its second NFT LAND sale got sold out within thirty minutes for the second time in a row, a strong indication of the pent-up demand for Dvision LANDs.
The team has revealed that the primary sale conducted on OpenSea via Polygon, has put Dvision on the second spot among the top NFT collections on OpenSea. With a total trading volume of more than 335 ETH, Dvision is now among the top 5 collections on the OpenSea marketplace on a weekly basis, leading the top stores supported on Polygon Network.
Going forward, Division LANDs will be connected with other blockchain networks through the native bridges that the project is developing. This will make it easy for LAND owners to move their digital properties across different blockchains.
