【オークラ 劇場 上野】NiftyKit and Base Collaborate to Enhance NFT Accessibility and Innovation

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NiftyKit, one of the leaders in no-code NFT solutions, announces its integration with Coinbase Base Blockchain, aiming to revolutionize NFT creation and make it more accessible and innovative for creators globally.

Introducing ‘Base Diamonds’ NFT

In celebration of this integration, NiftyKit unveils the ‘Base Diamonds’ NFT, a unique piece featuring the artwork of Sarah Script. Renowned for integrating traditional calligraphy with digital art, Sarah’s collaborations with Goop and Tiffany & Co., and her book “Copperplate Calligraphy from A to Z,” have earned her the title of CoinDesk’s Most Influential Artist. The ‘Base Diamonds’ NFT symbolizes onchain innovation and the collaborative essence of the creator community.

Exploring the Base Diamonds Smart Contract (ERC-2535)

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