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Doge Sound Club (DSC) will be entering DeNations Meta Land through a strategic partnership. 
In Meta Lands, one of which Doge Sound Club will be owning through partnership, users can interact with the projects and participate in events. Users can collect special resources on Doge Sound Club’s Meta Land or lands nearby to create exclusive NFTs related to the project. These exclusive NFTs can boost DeNations lands and nations. The officials stated that through this partnership, they look forward to creating an interoperable marketplace to eventually elevate their user content experience.
DeNations metaverse is the world’s first nations-based metaverse which currently has 195 nation NFTs inspired by real-world nations. In the metaverse, players can own nations, build civilizations, and earn tokens. DeNations is backed by Korea Investment Partners (investor of Animoca Brands) and NXC (parent company of Nexon, Korea’s largest game company).
Doge Sound Club is Korea’s first on-chain PFP NFT project based on the Klaytn chain. As the name says it all, it’s said to be a ‘club where you can bark’. Anyone who has an admission ticket can freely come in and talk about various thoughts. The ticket for the entrance is ‘mate’, which is Doge Sound Club’s generative art NFT.
DeNations’ land is where citizens live, collect resources, and discover treasure NFTs. There are in total 390,000 unique lands in DeNations metaverse. They can later become territories of the nations by holders of Nation Ownership NFT, and get infrastructure support from the nations.
DeNations USA “Bay Area” and “East Coast” land minting are currently completed. After USA minting, they are looking towards minting “East Asia” for the next rounds. Details on this will be updated on DeNations and Doge Sound Club’s Twitter and Discord announcements.
Source: DeNations
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