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Blockchain: HUBBURGER offers its collection of NFTs

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March 5, 2023

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The Blockchain Economy Summit, which took place on February 28th in London, is the world’s largest blockchain conference, attracting a global audience. The event provided an excellent platform for companies to showcase their innovative products, and Maciej Sagal, CEO of HUBBURGER spoke to CoinReporter about his company’s use of blockchain technology for its collection of NFTs.

During the interview, Maciej Sagal discussed the features of HUBBurger’s NFT collection, which includes 420 NFTs in the seed collections, as well as shares and data that are included in the NFTs. He explained that the company uses a tokenization model to enable trading of shares, without the need for direct sharing of shares, which could cause regulatory issues. He added that the company has built a community of artists worldwide, and operates vending machines through partnership, allowing people to purchase and own shares in the company.

Sagal also shared his thoughts on the potential of tokenization in the real estate market, noting that the regulatory landscape will need to become more conducive to such innovation. He emphasized the importance of being responsible and ethical in the crypto business, and working to effect change by taking action and engaging with regulators and policymakers.

Overall, Sagal’s insights provide valuable perspective on the current state and future potential of the blockchain and NFT industries.

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