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YOAKE and The Seven Deadly Sins Launch Second NFT Drop

YOAKE and The Seven Deadly Sins Launch Second NFT Drop

• NFT Drops

YOAKE has announced the fourth installment of its anime-themed collectible series. This thrilling compilation is based on the immensely popular multimedia IP “The Seven Deadly Sins.” That first NFT drop had Degas partnering with OpenSea for the release, with the collection being minted on Sony’s own L2 blockchain, Soneium.The initial...

Seven Deadly Sins NFTs: Genius or Just Another Cash Grab?

Seven Deadly Sins NFTs: Genius or Just Another Cash Grab?

• Commentary

Our anime-inspired YOAKE NFT drop returns for round two on OpenSea! This super cool new release, which includes “The Seven Deadly Sins,” now gallops along on Sony’s Soneium blockchain. The first time, they sold 16,528 pieces. Now, they’re teasing even more of these digital personnages, each selling for a sweet...

YOAKE Drops New Seven Deadly Sins NFTs: What You Need to Know

YOAKE Drops New Seven Deadly Sins NFTs: What You Need to Know

• Facts

YOAKE is making waves in the NFT space with its latest drop featuring characters from "The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light." This anime NFT collection marks a huge step for officially licensed anime collectibles onboarding to the blockchain. Fans can interact with their favorite content like never before in...

Further Reading

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Trump Jr. at KBW2025: Web3's Punk Rock Moment or Sellout?

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KBW2025: Is Trump Jr. Web3's Trojan Horse or its Savior?

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Schiff's Crypto Ban: Is He Protecting Us or Silencing Innovation?

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