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coinjournal.net on 2022-04-07 13:20

MetaSyndicate brings hold-to-earn to Ethereum NFTs

MetaSyndicate, a Web3.0 platform inspired by Isaac Asimov's works, has brought a new utility to NFTs on the Ethereum Mainnet – hold-to-earn.

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