3D NFT market connects three-dimensional capability with metaverses

With the debut of its shop and NFT technology, MetaMundo hopes to offer three-dimensional artwork and content to some prominent metaverse locales.

Consumers from widely known metaverses including Spatial, The Sandbox, Cyptovoxels, and Decentraland would be ready to accumulate and own NFT resources such as exhibitions, villas, concert venues, playgrounds, graphics, cars, as well as other creative works created directly by 3D creatives, designers, and developers.

Mostly on the Ethereum network, MetaMundo had constructed an NFT infrastructure that is particularly suited to support 3D documents and Metaverse connectivity. Several 3D assets can be combined into a unique NFT by using a configurable metadata format.

NFTs purchased via MetaMundo will also include a set of 3D documents that are functional with Metaverse systems, and additional 3D documents can be uploaded to a particular NFT. MetaMundo can transform and improve 3D assets to generate a variety of metaverse components.

Why a 3D NFT platform?

The majority of NFT markets were created to acquire 2D NFTs. With both the rapid expansion of the metaverse or 3D simulated settings, MetaMundo has created and developed a customer journey centered on obtaining 3D NFTs.

Without buying a product, customers can explore and engage with said 3D files included with every NFT via the MetaMundo store. Finn Hansen, the founder of the MetaMundo platform, stated that the service intends to develop NFT capability across many blockchain solutions.

Hansen also stated that they are addressing the absence of NFT connectivity with a proprietary design that includes a flexible and expandable NFT communications data framework, support for various 3D file variants, and the capacity to add extended data variants afterward to encourage sustainability as 3D technology develops.

The organization has hired a handful of 3D artists with vast experience in the Metaverse and real-world art. Dutchtide, an NFT designer from the Netherlands, American futurist designer Luis Fernandez, and Metaverse designer Mila Lolli are among the innovators who have collaborated with the platform.

The first 3D NFT uploads on MetaMundo should include Dutchtide’s Brutalist-inspired Japanese Zen Arts Center and Fernandez’s open sea luxury mansion.